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Frameworks

Ruby on Rails development services and the upgrade clock

We have no published Rails build. Rails 8.0 reaches the end of security fixes on 7 November 2026, so we show the nearest back end work and the versions that matter.

PostgreSQLRuby on Rails
0Published builds on Rails
6 monthsGap between Rails feature releases
7 Nov 2026Security fixes end for Rails 8.0
10 Oct 2027Security fixes end for Rails 8.1
What we build

What we would take on with Rails

Rails upgrades

Moves from 8.0 to 8.1 before security fixes stop.

APIs and web apps

Back ends for web and mobile clients, as we ship on Python and Node.js.

Project takeovers

Codebases left by another vendor, documented first.

PostgreSQL apps

Data models on PostgreSQL, as on TruckFleet.

Architecture

Where Rails would sit

A Rails back end in the slot our FastAPI build fills
Clients
React logo
React consoleDispatch screens
iOS logo
iOS driver appOffline first
Back end
Ruby on RailsWhere it would sit
Python logo
FastAPITruckFleet Labs
Data
PostgreSQL and PostGISStops, legs, geofences

Illustration. A dashed outline marks where the technology would sit. We have no published build on it.

Versions

Which Rails release is supported

Rails 8 support milestones
7 May 2026

Rails 8.0 bug fixes end

Only security fixes remain for the 8.0 series.

10 Oct 2026

Rails 8.1 bug fixes end

Bug fix support for the 8.1 series has ended.

7 Nov 2026

Rails 8.0 security fixes end

The 8.0 series becomes unsupported.

10 Oct 2027

Rails 8.1 security fixes end

The end of support for the 8.1 series.

Source: Ruby on Rails maintenance policy, rubyonrails.org/maintenance, checked 4 November 2026.

Builds

The closest builds we can show you

TruckFleet Labs dispatch console and driver app built by Dev Station
Logistics, fleet operations

TruckFleet Labs

A typed Python API with PostgreSQL and Redis serving a React console and an iOS app.

112 to 97 kmOne route after route sequencing
Core development team built by Dev Station for a German cloud-native company
Dedicated team, Germany

Core development team

A project taken over from a failed vendor, with Node.js and .NET back ends and 60+ developers.

60+Developers the team grew to
Fit check

When Rails is the right call

Pick Ruby on Rails when

  • You already run a Rails application
  • You are on Rails 8.0 and must plan an upgrade
  • The product is a data-driven web app

Look elsewhere when

  • You need a published Rails build to inspect, which we do not have
  • A new back end on Python or Node.js, where we have proof
  • The work is a thin API for a React console
Stack

What Rails usually ships with

PostgreSQL
Docker logoDocker
React logoReact
AWS logoAWS
Node.js logoNode.js
Python logoPython
FAQs

What buyers ask first

How long is a Rails release supported?

Bug fixes for one year after the first release of a series and security fixes for two years, with a new feature release planned every six months.

Is Rails 8.0 still supported?

For security fixes only, until 7 November 2026. Its bug fix support ended on 7 May 2026.

Do you have a published Rails build?

No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is Python and Node.js back ends and a project takeover.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us which Rails version you run

Thirty minutes on your application, your Rails version and your hosting. No sales pitch.

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