What's included

• Rails Application

  As a Rails developer, the specific deliverables provided to the client can vary depending on the project requirements and scope. However, here are some typical deliverables that a client can expect: Web Application: The client will receive a fully functional web application developed using Ruby on Rails framework. This application will meet the specified requirements and include features, functionality, and user flows as discussed and agreed upon. Backend Development: Rails developers primarily focus on backend development. Clients can expect a well-structured and robust backend codebase that handles data storage, business logic, APIs, integrations, and any other server-side functionality required by the application. Database Design and Implementation: Rails developers typically work with relational databases like PostgreSQL or MySQL. The client will receive a properly designed and implemented database schema that reflects the application's data requirements and relationships. User Interface (UI) Integration: Rails developers often collaborate with frontend developers or UI designers to integrate the frontend components into the Rails application. The client will receive a seamless integration of the UI design with the Rails backend, ensuring a cohesive user experience. Deployment-ready Code: Clients will receive the complete source code of the Rails application, organized and structured according to Rails conventions and best practices. The code will be ready for deployment to a production environment and may include any necessary configuration files. Testing and Quality Assurance: Rails developers follow testing practices to ensure the application's stability and functionality. Clients can expect automated tests, including unit tests, integration tests, and possibly end-to-end tests, to validate the application's behavior and minimize the chances of regressions. Documentation: Clients will receive relevant documentation for the application, which may include API documentation, setup instructions, deployment guidelines, and any other necessary information for maintaining and operating the application. Ongoing Support and Maintenance: Depending on the agreement, clients may receive post-development support, bug fixes, and maintenance services from the Rails developer to ensure the smooth operation of the application and address any issues that may arise.