Aha! Develop is for healthy enterprise development teams — that use scrum, kanban, and SAFe frameworks

Articles

A collection of technical posts written by the Aha! engineering team.

2023-05-08

Solving a critical bug in the default Rails caching library

An odd coincidence On March 20th, ChatGPT users reported seeing conversations that were not their own. Just a few weeks earlier I had solved…

2023-04-27

Many months ago, our team had to have a hard conversation about Cypress. Cypress was the new kid in our CI pipeline, a browser integration…

2023-03-23

Let us start by saying that CSS is hard. It seems that no matter how skilled you get, you will still run into situations that completely…

2023-01-26

I have worked in many different environments throughout my career. I have worked in the same building as my teammates and even for a company…

2023-01-12

In a lot of newer projects, we use our GraphQL API. This is the same API you use when you're building Aha! Develop extensions. GraphQL has…

2022-11-10

As more users opt for mobile browsing, responsive design becomes more important — even for applications that are primarily used on a desktop…

2022-10-20

Solving a problem is great — but keeping it from coming back is even better. As we resolve issues in our code base, we often consider how to…

2022-10-06

Our engineering team builds the Aha! suite using a Rails monolith. We carefully weighed a number of options before determining that this…

2022-09-22

Striker and goalie. Offense and defense. Deploy and recalibrate. Many disciplines have dichotomy between the tasks that accomplish a goal…

2022-09-02

The term "technical debt" has entered the standard lexicon of programming and software project development and has often been called out for…