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Episode #349 - February 28th, 2013

David Bock Chris Mar

New versions of all the things! Docs, clearing up maintenance plans, and as usual, a smattering of useful ruby tools (singleton_process, flight, gridhook, and assorted blog entries) in this RubyLoco-powered edition of Ruby5.

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• NewRelic
• Rails 4b1
• Rails Maintenance Policy?
• singleton_process
• twitter-flight-rails
• gridhook
• Clutch
• Ruby2 by Example
• Installing Rails4
• Regex Shoutout
• Ruby5

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