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As a web designer at Civo, it’s my job to make the site look pretty and functional as well as giving the user the best experience possible.
As a relatively new developer, one of the questions I am often asked by my friends, family, (and total strangers!) is - why software development? Why engineering? Why do you do what you do?
It's finally time to come out of beta and launch Civo into the world as a production platform! Exciting times, but with some big challenges, major changes, upgrades and knock-on effects for all users. Please read as this affects you.
A general overview of how we work here at Civo - from a developers point-of-view.
How Rails websites are hosted has changed quite a few times over the past decade, and even though Civo.com is just over a year old it's already on it's third method.
With the World Cup now in full swing, I wanted to talk about the MVP of our open-source software team, our star player, the one and only Ceph.
Sometimes a small yet dedicated team needs a do-it-yourself solution rather than a massive implementation that involves multiple specialists and other budget draining resources.
As we’re near the launch of the Civo community forums, I thought I’d give you a run down of what to expect, an insight into the design process here at Civo and a sneak preview of what’s to come.
Attending RailsConf is great way to stay up-to-date with issues, features and people in the Rails community. But it's so far away...
My name is Kaari Strack, and I am the new Junior Rails Developer in the Absolute DevOps/Civo team. I am fresh-out-of-the-box when it comes to industry experience and veteran medals - but don't let that put you off! I don't!
