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Episode #204 - September 9th, 2011

Arild Shirazi David Bock

Ryan Bates has been busy, Letter_Opener, Resque Mail Queue, Rails-footnotes, capistrano-colors, capistrano-exts, cumbustion, and rolling your own gem server on this Sherpa-led Ruby5 expedition.

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

• New Relic
• Upgrade to Rails 3.1
• letter_opener
• rescue_mail_queue
• rails-footnotes
• capistrano-exts
• capistrano-colors
• Combustion
• Gem server
• Ruby5

Combustion

This week Pat Allen released Combustion, a gem that aids in testing rails engines. Conventionally, rails engines are tested by embedding an entire rails app as a test harness... this pulls that code out and into a gem, so you define just the bare minimum needed to test your engine.

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