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This article doesn't aim to provide a step-by-step guide on how to integrate Rodauth into your Rails application, as there are already plenty of guides that cover that topic. Instead, I will explore the intricate nature of authentication and explain why Rodauth provides an effective solution. By delving deeper into the complexities of authentication processes, we can gain a better understanding of how Rodauth successfully tackles these challenges.

The employee’s experience is the sum total of the perceptions and sentiments they experience due to their work. It is everything they feel and think while carrying out their role.

People prefer to have pleasant experiences, and work is no exception. Ensuring that employees have a good time on the job is important not just as a basic form of empathy, but also as a powerful business strategy.

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The 2010’s were an incredible decade for tech startups. Interest rates and inflation were at or near historic lows, making it easy to allocate capital for all kinds of projects. Investors were willing to bet on all kinds of creative and risky endeavors, and founders had greater opportunity to pursue their dreams.

As is always the case, few startups turned into long-term success stories. But because of easy money, many projects got off the ground that wouldn’t have otherwise.

Thirty years ago, the landscape of tech startups was a different realm, where a strong technical background was not just an advantage, it was a necessity. Building a software application or platform was a complex endeavor, often out of reach for non-technical founders.

But the 90s are gone, taking clunky tech and convoluted development processes with them. Today, anyone with a good idea can overcome technical barriers, decode tech jargon, and build a successful tech startup, regardless of their background. 

More effective development patterns, versatile funding options, and better infrastructure have all made it easier for non-tech founders to get into the startup game. But it is still important to bridge the gap between non-tech founders and the tech experts whom they work with.