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Episode #28 - November 17, 2009

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

There are several new screencasts being produced targeting the Ruby and IT community worth checking out. In addition, JetBrains, DocumentCloud, and others are still hard at work making your Ruby life easier.

This episode is sponsored by Jumpstart Lab. The best training you’ve ever had or 110% money back, guaranteed.

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• RubyMine 2.0
• Net HTTP Spy
• Jammit
• Katacasts
• FossCasts
• Ruby Pulse
• racksh
• Best Practices
• Ruby5

Spy on External HTTP API Requests in Rails

Mertin Sadler created a small, but very useful gem for logging and reporting Net::HTTP requests in your application, called Net HTTP Spy. It logs the URI requested as well as the response code returned by the remote system.

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