Version and dependency inventory
Map Ruby, Rails, gems and services, identify unsupported components and compatibility constraints, and prioritize exposure alongside business-critical workflows.
Services for existing applications
An older Rails application can still serve your business well. We assess outdated dependencies, unsupported versions and gaps in tests, then plan incremental modernization while maintaining the features your customers depend on.
Map Ruby, Rails, gems and services, identify unsupported components and compatibility constraints, and prioritize exposure alongside business-critical workflows.
Identify important flows with weak coverage. Add regression checks around the parts being changed, including payments, jobs and integrations.
Review deployments, backups, access and recovery procedures. Document assumptions and gaps before committing to an upgrade path.
Separate Ruby and Rails changes where practical, resolve deprecations and incompatible dependencies, and validate each stage before the next release.
Plan compatibility periods, backfills, validation and rollback. Preserve existing URLs, uploads and integrations while old and new implementations coexist.
Continue fixing defects and shipping needed features. Prioritize modernization against the available budget instead of allowing an open-ended rewrite to absorb it.
Receive an inventory of the stack, test and operational gaps, sequenced upgrade steps and the assumptions that affect scope and estimates.
For agreed implementation work, receive compatibility fixes, regression coverage, release and rollback notes, and a record of remaining risks.
Documented client work
Upgraded Ruby and Rails in separate stages, addressed compatibility and loading issues and preserved background job class names.
Read the case study →Migrated Paperclip to ActiveStorage in stages while preserving production uploads and public URLs.
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Engineering article
Read our Ruby and Rails upgrade experience, including compatibility fixes and background job loading issues.
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Follow a staged storage migration that preserves existing uploads and public URLs.
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Keep production support, dependency updates and continued feature development in one prioritized backlog.
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Diagnose recurring failures, stabilize production and document a recovery plan.
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