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

2024-09-18

How we upgrade major Rails versions

As a company whose product is built on top of Ruby on Rails, conducting a major version upgrade of the underlying framework is just about…

2024-08-21

On the Aha! team, The Responsive Method (TRM) guides our interactions with customers and one another. Responding to requests quickly and…

2024-05-24

I heard a ring, and my heart rate spiked to 132. It was Tom Bailey, a colleague on the Product Success team. I prepared myself for a…

2024-04-08

Feature delivery can be impacted by many factors. Some are readily visible, but others are more nuanced — or buried in mountains of data…

2024-03-14

Our product team is busy adding many great new features to Aha! Whiteboards and Aha! Knowledge — including wireframes, voting, and…

2024-02-02

Do we need a monorepo? When I first joined Aha!, I was surprised by how well-structured the engineering onboarding program was. I spent…

2024-01-11

Our team at Aha! loves using Aha! software. It's not only a great way to build our own lovable product, but it also helps us to find rough…

2023-12-14

Normally when you encounter a bug with Ruby, or any other interpreted language for that matter, using the language's provided debugging…

2023-11-16

In David Bayles and Ted Orland's book, Art & Fear, there's a captivating story that has always stuck with me. This is a story that…

2023-09-29

Ruby's Enumerable methods help you make powerful code simple — by filtering, transforming, and processing data like the best engineers do…