Rails

Rails is a web programming framework written in the Ruby language – hence its full name “Ruby on Rails.” It encourages structuring the application based on the Model-View-Controller pattern with RESTful client/server interactions. Our blog brings you a number of articles discussing different ways for setting up multilingual websites in Rails.

A Guide to Localizing Rails Active Record Models

Two approaches to localizing your Ruby on Rails app content.

Best resources for learning Ruby on Rails

Best Resources to Learn Ruby on Rails in 2021

We've curated a list of the best online resources to... read more

ActiveRecord: Speed up your SQL queries

ActiveRecord: How to Speed Up Your SQL Queries

At Phrase, we provide weekly brown-bag sessions to share knowledge... read more

Ruby_on_Rails Docker_Compose

Unifying Ruby on Rails Environments with Docker Compose

Having a reliable build process is highly critical for us... read more

No more Copy & Paste: Sharing assets between Rails (and other) apps

No more Copy & Paste: Sharing assets between Rails (and other) apps

As your business grows, so does your application and therefore... read more

Rails Internationalization (I18n): Seven Best Practices You Should Know About

Are you creating web applications with the Ruby on Rails... read more

Pitfalls In The Validation For Uniqueness Using Rails ActiveRecord

Rails Validation: Pitfalls in Validating Uniqueness with Active Record

Active Record Validation in Rails provides an easy way to... read more

Setting and Managing Locales in Rails i18n

Setting and Managing Locales in Rails I18n

Let's discuss different ways of managing locales across requests in... read more

The Last Rails I18n Guide You’ll Ever Need

In this article we will discuss how to add support... read more

Lessons Learned: Naming and Managing Rails I18n Keys

At Phrase we've been localizing our user interface for several... read more

How to Install Ruby on Rails

For everyone who wants to use the phrase gem and... read more