…news, content and upcoming events from our partners. This month's spotlight includes content from Engine Yard, Pantheon, Percona, Network Redux, HP Cloud Services and some of our new partners.
* Engine Yard just announced new lower prices for Engine Yard Cloud across all instance sizes, including a promotional price of just 5¢/hour (or $ 36/month) for its entry-level instance size. In addition, they've announced varying reductions to all price points with …
- MySQL Performance Blog: Percona Live is on Wednesday - thank you to all our sponsors
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Engine Yard Cloud Out Loud S01E06: New Relic RPM Bronze is FREE!!
- High Scalability: Sponsored Post: New Relic, Atlassian, ScaleOut, aiCache, Rocketfuel, FreeAgent, Percona Live!, AppDynamics, Couchbase, CloudSigm
- Ruby Inside: Thanking Ruby Inside's January 2011 Sponsors
- Brightbox Ruby Blog: New Relic Agent vulnerability
- Heroku: Routing and Web Performance on Heroku: a FAQ
…AppFirst, Arista Networks, Circonus, Electric Cloud, Engine Yard and many more, whatever tools you need to solve your infrastructure challenges, # ChefConf has you covered. You can see all our sponsors on the # ChefConf site .
What more can I say? # ChefConf 2013 is going to be awesome! Look forward to seeing you there !
- Opscode Blog: #ChefConf Is... Nearly Sold Out!
- Opscode Blog: #ChefConf is SOLD OUT
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Using Chef for DevOps Innovations
- till's blog: Getting the most out of Chef with Scalarium and vagrant
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Chatting with Adam Jacob
- Edd Dumbill's Weblog: Behind the Times: Speaking about Chef at RailsConf
Rails 4, Part 2: What's New in Rails 4 - Engine Yard highlights some significant features.
Let's figure out a way to start signing RubyGems - Part of an ongoing discussion about gem security.
Ruby gems are still not safe to use - And another view on the same subject.
Virtual Tools - Microsoft's latest way of making down level IE available for testing.
Enabling colors in git command-line interface - We developers do love …
- Smarticus: My new funky editor. A story about Sublime Text 2
- Hobo Blog: Hobo 0.8.8 released!
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: The Best Environment for Rails on Windows
- p.latyp.us: morph - support
- Old Emmanuel Oga's Weblog (new one is at www.emmanueloga.com): ImageMagick vs GraphicsMagick, quick showdown
- Kalzumeus Software: SEO for Software Companies
…approachable and helps its members build their ideas.
For more information on this weekend's events, check out this post from Engine Yard. Or to find a chapter or event near you, visit the Rails Girls website .
The post Rails Girls San Francisco Rocks the House appeared first on New Relic blog .
- Concentration de studioConcentration de studio: Young Manhattanite: YM Intern Friday Playlist
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: Tokaido Status Update: Implementation Details
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Rails Girls gets girls started with tech in Buenos Aires-with help from Engine Yard
- Mike Perham: Sexism and Programming
- Rails Inside: How a Realtime SMS Questions Service Scaled To Super Bowl Traffic with Rails
- 80beans: It's almost EuRuKo time!
Server really shouldn't be running around 10 load average.
Rails 4, Part 1: What's Changed in Rails 4? - A writeup from Engine Yard.
PartyFoul - Automatically turn Rails exceptions into GitHub issues.
Open Source Rails Reborn - Application showcase with community input.
Phusion Passenger 4 Technology Preview: Out-Of-Band-Work - More cool features coming down the pike.
Inbox Zero for Life - A system using GMail.
- Kalzumeus Software: Ramit Sethi and Patrick McKenzie on Getting Your First Consulting Client
- New Relic: Tracking Bounce Rate for a Rails Application in New Relic Using Redis
- Giles Bowkett: Ryan Davis, You Are An Idiot, A Liar, Or A Fool
- Signal vs. Noise: Learning Rails at The Starter League
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Giving thanks
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: JRuby 1.7.0, Passenger 4.0b1, Ruby 2.0 Feature Freeze
…second ever Rails Girls event in San Francisco right here at Engine Yard's headquarters. The two-day event will kick off on January 25th, and will feature coaches from Engine Yard, Github, Heroku and Snapguide. We'll also be covering snacks, beverages and lots of other goodies. Want to meet the creator of the now-famous Riker Ipsum , or hang out with the Bundler guy ? They'll both be there, among many other incredibly inspiring tech-lovers.
- New Relic: Rails Girls San Francisco Rocks the House
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Giving thanks
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #978
- Giles Bowkett: Ryan Davis, You Are An Idiot, A Liar, Or A Fool
- Kalzumeus Software: Bingo Card Creator (and other stuff) Year in Review 2012
- High Scalability: Ask HighScalability: Facing scaling issues with news feeds on Redis. Any advice?
…fixes as well. JRuby continues to expand its reach. The " JRuby Guy" Charles Oliver Nutter and I will be giving the first JRuby workshop in the Southern hemisphere at the inaugural RubyConf AU in February. If you are in the neighborhood, do attend and say hi.
Thank you, Engine Yard, for this award, and for continued support and recognition for the importance of JRuby.
- Headius: So You Want To Optimize Ruby
- Heroku: Run JRuby on Heroku Right Now
- Ruby Inside: JRuby Core Team Members Enebo and Nutter Moving to Red Hat
- RubyLearning Blog: JRuby Programming 2nd Batch: An Online Course For Beginners
- Nick Sieger: Keep Moving
- New Relic: Join Us Tomorrow for the San Francisco JRuby Meetup
The Government of Fukuoka, Japan, together with " Matz" Matsumoto, would like to invite you to enter the 2013 Fukuoka Ruby Competition. If you have developed Ruby programs within the past 12 months, this is the competition you've been waiting for. This year, in addition to the Grand Prize, we will also have special awards sponsored by Engine Yard and Salesforce.com. Details are below.
2013 Fukuoka Ruby Award Competition
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Engine Yard's RailsInstaller has long been a popular way to install Rails, Ruby, Git, Sqlite and other tools in one hit on Windows. Now it's here for OS X too.
Announcing Pow 0.4.0 With xip.io Support
37signals' Sam Stephenson has unveiled the latest version of the popular Mac OS X zero-configuration web server for Ruby webapp development. Port proxying is one of the new features.
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- Tea-Driven Development: Hexagonal Rails: Objects, Values and Hexagons
- Segment7: Mechanics of Programming
- Ruby Fleebie: How To Strip Insignificant Zeros From a Float In Rails
- Mike Perham: Debugging with Thread Dumps
- Ruby Quicktips: Pretend to generate
- Plataformatec Blog: A praise for a hard, sweaty and great work done
…and Charles Nutter - key members of the JRuby core team - are moving from Engine Yard to Red Hat. Learn more about what they'll be up to here.
First Alpha of ruby_parser 3.0 Released
ruby parser ( RP) is a long standing Ruby parser written in pure Ruby but till now it had the disadvantage of not supporting Ruby 1.9 parsing. Now it does! Still only an alpha but a good release to see.
MRI Accepts Google Patch for Google NativeClient ( NaCl) Support
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: Tokaido: My Hopes and Dreams
- Robby on Rails: Announcing the 2012 Rails Hosting Survery
- Ruby on Rails Tutorial News: Rails 3.2.3 update
- O'Reilly Media: Ruby and Rails: The Rails View
- Ruby Fleebie: Nested has_many :through
- JJinuxLand: Books: Agile Web Development with Rails