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We take a look at the five things you need to know about the latest version of Ruby on Rails, version 6.

Anita Mander, our Principal Project Manager shares a bit more about what it’s like to be a project manager here at Bit Zesty.

While many busy companies may be tempted to prioritise other needs over upgrading software, there is a strong business case for updating your Ruby on Rails application to save costs in the long term. We’ve seen it ourselves. Sometimes when we help our clients upgrade…

Bit Zesty won the tender to develop a new QAVS website for DCMS. Find out how we launched it in just one month.

Background Founded in 1943, Concordia is a charity that supports people to develop skills and gain experiences so that they can thrive. One of their core services is the Seasonal Workers Programme. The programme aims to support the UK farming industry through the supply of…

Here at Bit Zesty, we love Ruby on Rails. With over 1.5 million websites currently using this full-stack, open-source framework, it seems like we’re not the only ones.  Many of the internet’s most prominent names use Ruby on Rails, and chances are you’ll be using…

Background Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) provides virtual reality software to healthcare organisations and universities as a more affordable and convenient alternative to other forms of medical training.  Bit Zesty has been working with OMS since 2017 to build and maintain the web application that

Find out how Bit Zesty created a shared notification service for charities in just a few months.

The Catalyst Notifications project has reached the end of week 5; you can read more about the service and our aims. But in summary, we’re looking to help Charities/Non-profits with notifying their service users by launching a service based on GOV.UK Notify. This is what…