10 things I add to every Rails app

1

Sidekiq

I often don’t set this up right away, but within the first week or two of development comes the time for background jobs. I like to stick with what I know and Sidekiq along with it’s web interface is easy to use and reliable.

#Ruby On Rails #Ruby #Background Processing 20 social mentions

2

Postmark

Postmark is a service I have been using for years! It’s really easy to integrate into Rails using their postmark-rails gem, plus the product is great, easy to use and very reliable.

#Email Delivery #Email Marketing #Email Marketing Platforms 49 social mentions

3

Devise

Unless the project has really specific authentication requirements (like nine.shopping’s auth code approach), I’ll use devise to manage logins.

#Identity And Access Management #Identity Provider #SSO 40 social mentions