The Viaduct CLI Toolkit
It's all go at Viaduct HQ at the moment. As developers ourselves, we love efficiency. As we spend 90% of our day using our terminal, we thought it would be...
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Nobody is reading your instructions
For almost four years we've had these instructions on Codebase for users setting up a notebook in their project.
Say hello to our new website
After last week's new interface was published, our website was somewhat "lacking". Therefore, we're really pleased to announce the launch of our brand new website! Do check it out we'd...
Deploying Rails 2.x apps on Viaduct
This blog post is for you if you happen to have an old legacy Rails 2.x (read: pre-bundler) application and wish to deploy it to Viaduct.
Accessing proxy logs
Hot on the heels of our new web interface, we're delighted to be able to provide you with access to see every request which passes through our proxies/load balancers to...
Our lovely new web interface
We're really pleased to announce the launch of new web interface. We've been working on this for a little while. If you have a Viaduct account, why not login and...
Building Qoffee in 48‑hours for Rails Rumble
For the 2014 Edition of the Rails Rumble competition, we built Qoffee - an app to help avoid wasting time during meetings. Qoffee came 3rd out of over 300 teams.
Automatic Deployments
A much requested feature is the ability to automatically deploy your Viaduct application when code is pushed to your repository. Well... I'm pleased to say this is now a reality.
The EU, Tech Companies & VAT
Starting from January 2015, there are going to be some changes to way EU tech companies need to charge VAT to consumers. In the past, you would simply charge EU...
Documentation Engine for Rails
A couple of months ago, I wrote a Rails engine which provides applications with complete documentation library functionality by simply adding a gem.
Encrypting & signing stuff in Ruby
Securing your communications between parts of your infrastructure has never been more important. For encryption, in most cases, you can rely on normal SSL on HTTP connections (HTTPS) however what...
How to deal with unhappy customers
I've had experiences with unhappy customers and I'd wager that anyone in the customer's firing line has been there too.