Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

Exceptional Error Reporting for Rails Exceptions

If you want insights into your application's exceptions but don't have time to invest in adding verbose logic to your code, we've got some exceptional news: The AppSignal for Ruby gem 3.4.1 now supports the Rails error reporter! With this change, you can simplify your AppSignal integration, streamline your code and begin reporting errors on the fly without raising an error page and interrupting your user's flow.

Create and Open A Modal in Phoenix 1.7

Phoenix 1.7 came out this year with a whole host of exciting features, including verified routes and some great built-in Tailwind components. These components are a fantastic start, but they are not made to be a fully general design system. We should expect to modify components to fit our specific needs. However, knowing where to start can be difficult. In this three-part series, we'll take a fresh Phoenix app and create a working UI using generated components.

How to Make a Prototype of an App: A Comprehensive Guide

Usually, when clients come to us with an idea for developing a feature-rich mobile app, they might find it a little difficult to comprehend the workflow and the importance of specific stages. Therefore, one frequently asked question we usually face is, ‘Is it necessary to work on a prototype?’ Well, the answer to this frequently asked question is an ABSOLUTE YES and cannot be overlooked in any part of the development phase.

Regulatory Compliance in Banking: 5 Steps to Take Now

The first quarter of 2023 was quite a rollercoaster ride for the banking industry, marked by not one but two of the largest bank failures in U.S. history. As a result, regional banks took a hit as well, losing nearly $200 billion in deposits in just one week, according to the Federal Reserve. Because regional and smaller banks in the U.S. make up over a third of total bank lending, any pullback in credit provisioning could undermine financial stability and growth. The bottom line?

How To Connect Legacy ERPs to Modern Applications

Research shows that legacy systems make up 31% of the technology in organizations. These are systems that might still provide value for your enterprise but are unable to interact with other software tools, rendering them almost useless for your digital transformation objectives. Many legacy systems are ERP systems that exist in data silos, incapable of integrating with the rest of your organization. In this article, we’ll show you how to connect legacy ERPs to modern applications.