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Episode #116 - October 1st, 2010

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InfinityTest, Cells, simple geocoding, Rails Best Pracices, HTTPI, Neapolitan, Gitifier, and more in this edition of Ruby5 with your hosts, David Bock and Karen Gillison

This episode is sponsored by New Relic. New Relic gives you performance monitoring, tracking, and reporting of your web applications.

  • NewRelic RPM
  • InfinityTest
  • Cells
  • Simple Geocodng
  • Rails Best Practices
  • HTTPI
  • Neapolitan
  • Gitifier
  • Desktop Apps
  • JRubyConf
  • Ruby5

This episode is sponsored by NewRelic RPM Jump to Story

Did you know that New Relic Has deployment tracking? All you do is modify your capistrano task to let new relic know when you do a deployment. Then when you view you stats on new relic after the deployment, you'll actually see a line on each of your new relic graphs so you'll be able to see how performance was affected. Check out the video over on NewRelic.com to learn more.

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