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Episode #277 - June 1st, 2012

Jim Gay David Bock

A recap of a couple of fun 'you got your music in my ruby' tools, a few gem updates, and a few useful gems to add to your toolbox on this edition of Ruby5. We recorded before the announcement, but its worth noting that Rails 3.2.5 was released last night.

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

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• Beats
• ruby-noise
• representable
• annotator
• simple workflow
• money-rails
• Ruby5

Beats

Beats is a software sequencer/drum machine written in Ruby and driven by a yaml file. Trust us, its cool... check out the website.

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