Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #056: 11/26/2008
by gregg on Nov 26, 2008
Episode 056. Sorry about leaving you without a podcast last week without warning, but we're back this week with a bunch of really useful Ruby tools.
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The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by NewRelic. NewRelic provides RPM which is a plugin for rails that allows you to monitor and quickly diagnose problems with your Rails application in real time. Check them out at NewRelic.com.
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- Ruby on Rails 2.2 Released
- Moving to Rails 2.2 Headaches
- ApiDock - Now with Rails 2.2
- Rails meets Sinatra
- Rack and Rack Builder
- Shoulda for RSpec is Remarkable
- Speeding up Rails Development
- Installing Ruby 1.9 Preview 1 on OSX
- The Rails Myths
- Tutorial on hosting with Amazon AWS with EC2 and EBS
- Professional Ruby Conference Notes
- Notes from the Ruby Manor
- Acts As Conference CFP open
- A Test Server for Rails Apps
- Pushr, or the application will deploy itself
- Ruby Networking on Steroids
- Introducing Compass for Sass
- Rails Rumble Observations
- R18n Internationalization Gem
- Timecop: Freeze Time in Ruby
- Amazon CloudFront
- Ramaze By Example
- Integration tests with Shoulda/Factory Girl/Webrat
- SPactor
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It’s Rah-Mah-Zeh, not Rah-Maze. Japanese… or so the developers say: http://ramaze.net/faq
Well, that’s one of the pronunciations at least.
The missing link: RSpactor can be found at http://rspactorapp.com/
Thanks for the double mention!! Much appreciated. Also, this time you got my name right finally! Well, Almost ;-)