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Episode #52 - February 19, 2010

Kim MacCormack David Bock

RailsConf 2010, JavaOne 2010, Google Buzz, Moonshine, RailsMetrics, charting tools, jquery animations, and tools for pair programmers round out the topics for this week's Ruby5.

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

• New Relic RPM
• RailsConf 2010
• JavaOne 2010
• Google Buzz
• Moonshine
• RailsMetrics for Rails 3
• OpenFlashChart & Seer
• JQuery + Quicksand
• Pairing Tools
• Ruby5

RailsMetrics engine for Rails 3

RailsMetrics is an engine that hooks into your application and listens to ActiveSupport::Notifications, and shows you statistics about them. RailsMetrics uses threads to save those notifications in the database through an in-process Queue. You can see charts based on each request and see what queries, actions, templates rendering, etc. are slow. There is an example app at github.com/engineyard/rails_metrics_example

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