Comprehensive Code Review

One of our senior developers will review your code against a series of industry benchmarks using both manual and automated methods.

You receive a comprehensive report with:

• the findings,
• recommendations for areas needing attention & the ramifications of each,
• and the recommended solutions to implement.

We also include a summary of the good parts we find as well!

What Do We Check?

We review your application to see how:

• easy it is to get it up and running,
• the test coverage,
• documentation,
• technical debt,
• code quality and
• any security issues.

The 9 Points of the RoR App Review

Think of the App review as a routine check-up for your most valuable digital asset. Just as a medical check-up can reveal underlying health issues, a comprehensive Rails app review can uncover hidden risks in your codebase.

1) Setup & Documentation: Ease of setup, clarity of documentation, and availability of necessary information for new developers.

2) Automated Tests: Test coverage, test suite speed, and effectiveness of testing strategies.

3) Database Setup: Database health, performance, backups, and potential issues.

4) Performance: Application speed, response times, and opportunities for optimisation.

5) Security Analysis: Identification and mitigation of security vulnerabilities.

6) Versions: Ensuring the application is running on the latest stable versions of Ruby, Rails, and dependencies.

7) Code Quality: Code readability, maintainability, and adherence to best practices.

8) Sensitive Data: Handling of sensitive information like passwords, API keys, and tokens.

9) Technical Debt: Identification and prioritisation of areas for improvement.

Understand the App Review

As a Business
- The Expert Second Opinion Your Ruby on Rails Application Deserves

As an App Owner
- Is Your Ruby on Rails App Running at Peak Performance?

Download The App Review Capability Statement

1. What is the reinteractive App Review service?

The App Review is highly valuable if you are in any of the following situations:

a) You have a Rails application with no or only a few developers working on it.

b) Development was completed by another software firm and you need to verify the quality of the app.

c) You are experiencing performance issues.

d) You need to determine the risk profile of your investment.

e) It is important to know if you have any security issues within your application.

f) You want to develop new features and need a clear picture of your app as a baseline.

g) You want a sense of the technical debt within your application and what may be required to clean it up.

2. Who Checks the Code?

reinteractive is a team of top Rails developers and designers, and we leverage this skill to deliver a top-quality app review. A senior developer dives in and reviews your code.

3. Can I See an Example?

We are happy to forward to you a sample report of our app review service, just get in touch with us and ask.

4. Should I get a Review on my Rails App?

You have invested a lot of money in your application, but do you have a complete understanding of the risks within your code?

If you were looking to buy a car you would need to be aware of any risks. You would always engage a mechanic to inspect the foundation, structural integrity, electrical wiring, etc.

In the same way before engaging in further development, Understanding your application’s risks will save you a lot of money and development time in the future.

5. How Long Does it Take?

The App Review Service is a concise process that takes only a day or so to complete. It may take a little longer for larger or more complex Rails applications, but for these, we recommend our Ruby on Rails Code Inspect service.

6. How Much Does it Cost?

A reinteractive app review service costs $2450 + GST per code base you wish us to review.

Most Ruby on Rails applications are one code base, costing $2450 (+ GST for AU clients). However, some larger applications have multiple sets of code, we would price that taking the size and complexity into account.

The review is also a great way to onboard our CodeCare or OpsCare services and will help us determine suitability or work that should be done before or alongside onboarding.