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High Profile Organisations using Rails

Prominent organisations using Ruby on Rails in the workplace.
Read on to find out how the list has been compiled and how you can spread the word about Rails.






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Amazon | BBC | Capgemini | BPN | Cisco | CNET | Electronic Arts | IBM | JP Morgan Chase | NASA | Oakley | Oracle | Siemens | ThoughtWorks | Yahoo!

Points to note

Companies such as ThoughtWorks and Capgemini have an impressive roster of high profile multi-national corporate clients. Its worth noting that they often choose Ruby (on Rails) over other languages to implement their solutions. So usage is far wider spread than even this list may suggest.

How is this list compiled?

We looked through our database and contacted individuals involved in organisations that we thought to be prominent in nature - a brand, house hold name, large institution and so forth. It's entirely possible we missed some out. That being the case please do get in touch so we can update this page accordingly.

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Disclaimer

In all cases permission was sought from the organisations via the associated individuals listed on Working With Rails. If an organisation is listed here it does not necessarily mean that it endorses the use of Rails. If for any reason you believe the information compiled on this page to be in-accurate please don't hesitate to get in touch.

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