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Episode #234 - January 3rd, 2012

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

In the first episode of 2012 we learn about a DOS in Ruby 1.8.7, Ember.js for Rails 3.1, Rails is still cool, Graylog2, Decorator implementations, and lastly we learn why Nate still wears yellow underwear like Hulk Hogan.js

This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).

• Top Ruby Jobs
• DoS on Hash
• Emberjs-Rails
• Rails = cool
• Graylog2 0.9.6
• Decorator Implementations
• hogan_assets
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Graylog2 0.9.6

Graylog2, incase you haven't heard of it, is an open source log management solution stores your logs in ElasticSearch, uses a Java server to accept and store messages, with a Rails web interface to parse through log messages. This sounds like a great solution if you need complex log parsing locally.

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