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Episode #305 - September 14th, 2012

Karen Gillison David Bock

Time to upgrade your high voltage, simpleform 2.1, new features in postgres, 5 mistakes newbies make, foundationdb - the ACID NoSQL, mind your baseline, and an editorial on isolating code by thinking 'open source'.

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

• New Relic
• High Voltage
• Simpleform 2.1
• Postgres
• 5 Newbie Mistakes
• foundationdb
• baseline.js
• isolation
• Ruby5

isolation

Ever notice how the gems we reuse seem to be free of 'baggage' from the projects they might have originally been extracted from? This decoupling is one of the holy grails of software architecture and we rarely achieve it in projects where all the code lives together. In this article, Vincent Driessen talks about maintaining an attitude of 'open source development' to improve software architecture, even if you don't plan on actually open sourcing the end result.

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