Like last year, BubbleConf 2013 will be organized by Phusion and Nedap, and the design will be taken care of by Teixido. As for speakers, we're once again working on securing some of the best in the business. We can already tell you that designers will be in for a huge treat. One might even say that this bubbleconf should be named bubbbleconf (typo intended ).
We started BubbleConf early this year by setting up a teaser site where people are able to purchase early believer …
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: Dribbble: Dan Cederholm and Rich Thornett - Ruby on Rails Podcast
- Scout ~ The Blog: Our DIY Homepage Process
- Zach Inglis: How To Get Great Opinion On Your Design
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Design with a sip of Bourbon
- Lee Munroe: 10 Websites Every Web Designer Should Know About
…in the Installation section of the documentation. The documentation has been updated to cover 4.0 changes, including Enterprise features. You can view them online here:
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- Patrick Lenz: Phusion Passenger Lite
- Codeshooter's Weblog: Setting a far future expires header for your Rails app static assets in your Nginx server
- Brightbox Ruby Blog: NGINX Passenger 3 Ubuntu packages
- Trevor Turk: Weekly Digest, 10-12-09
- Kalzumeus Software: How To Use SSL To Secure Your Rails App Against FireSheep And Other Evils
- Freelancing Gods: script/nginx
…"next generation" Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.3 packages, as well as the latest Phusion passenger. A significant change from Lucid-based Brightboxes is that Ruby 1.9.3 is now the default , as Ruby 1.8.7 is end-of-life from June 2013. If you still require 1.8.7, the included ruby-switch tool makes it simple to switch between Ruby versions as required. For more information please see the documentation .
When buying a new Brightbox, you'll see a combo box that you can …
- Brightbox Ruby Blog: Next Generation Ruby packages for Ubuntu
We've included the usual Brightbox Ruby deployment stack and our "next generation" Ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.3 packages, as well as the latest Phusion passenger. One of the significant changes is that Ruby 1.9.3 is now the default, though you can use the included ruby-switch tool to easily revert to 1.8.7 if required.
Space on the test platform is limited, so if you'd like a box, don't delay!
- Topics: Ubuntu
Understand the Favicon - Like pretty much everything else you think you know about web development, it's not that simple.
The new Rack socket hijacking API - Technical deep dive from Phusion.
Mutation testing with Mutant - A basic introduction.
evil.rb - "Don't ever do these.
- Ruby Inside: Ruby in 2010: A Retrospective of a Great Year for Ruby
- igvita.com: Rails Performance Needs an Overhaul
- McKinney Station: Deploying Sinatra Apps on Dreamhost
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Updated Passenger Releases
- Phusion Corporate Blog: Phusion Passenger 4.0 beta 1 is here
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Clone Pastie with Sinatra & DataMapper 0.9
Rails 4: What's New - Another overview of the major changes.
Rails SQL injection vulnerability - A more detailed look from Phusion.
- igvita.com: Rails Performance Needs an Overhaul
- Comments on: blog: Link dump for June 24th
- News Feed: Recommended: Phusion on Building a More Efficient Ruby 1.8 Interpreter (Rerun)
- DigitalHobbit: Phusion Passenger Now Rack Compatible?
- Opscode Blog: RailsConf 2009, Full of Awesome!
- Ruby Inside: Phusion Passenger 3 Released: The Next Gen of Ruby Webapp Deployment
…Ruby apps by using Phusion's Passenger (I hope Amazon are paying Phusion handsomely for this :-))
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Yet Another Ruby Shootout: MRI 1.9.3 vs MRI 2.0 vs Rubinius 2.0
Igor Alexandrov picks up where Antonio Cangiano left off by benchmarking MRI 1.9.3-p286, MRI 2.0.0-preview1 and Rubinius 2.0.0-rc1. As always with benchmarks, don't read too deeply but it seems Ruby 2.0.0 holds its own so far.
'require is slow in its bookkeeping; can …
- Plataformatec Blog: Eager loading for greater good
- A Fresh Cup: What's New in Edge Rails #27
- Viget.com Blogs: A Better Way to Add a ‘selected' Class to Links in Rails
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Writing Better Cucumber Scenarios; or, Why We're Deprecating FactoryGirl's Cucumber Steps
- The Pug Automatic: SendGrid metadata and Rails
- New Relic: Rails Machine Adds APM from New Relic to its App Management Platform for Rails
…implementation and attempting to maintain the typical ' Digest' API style, Phusion has released a library that implements the SHA-3 ( Keccak) cryptographic hashing algorithm.
Poltergeist 1.0: Hooking Up Capybara to PhantomJS
Allows you to run your Capybara tests on a popular and powerful headless WebKit browser: PhantomJS.
ClientSideValidations 3.2 Released: A Key Release
ClientSideValidations extracts the validations from your Rails …
- New Relic: Case Study: New Relic Helps Uken Games Build a Global Gaming Business
- Plasticx Blog: switched my blog to obtvse from typo
- Axon Flux // A Ruby on Rails Blog: One of my favorite additions to Rails 3 - ActiveRecord::Store - brings sexy back to old unsexy MySQL
- Robby on Rails: 2012 Rails Hosting Survey results
- On the Path: Recap: Rails Girls Washington DC
- A Fresh Cup: What's New in Edge Rails #24
The Phusion team writes about the end-of-life for Ruby Enterprise Edition. The main reasons that inspired the creation of REE have now or will be migrated to upstream Rubies.
A copy-on-write patch has recently been checked into Ruby 2.0.
Many of the patches in Ruby Enterprise Edition are simply not necessary in 1.9.
We are grateful to Ninh, Hongli and Tinco and all the contributions that any others have made over the years to made to make REE a great option to …
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Spring Product Updates
- Katz Got Your Tongue?: New Hope for The Ruby Specification
- Merbist: About concurrency and the GIL
- Ruby Inside: Ruby 2.0 Implementation Work Begins: What is Ruby 2.0 and What's New?
- Heroku: Matz Named 2011 Free Software Award Winner
- Smile, Breath and Keep trying: Fulltext search your CouchDB in Ruby
Rendering Rails 3.1 assets to string - Phusion Corporate Blog
Understanding "Prototypes" in JavaScript « Katz Got Your Tongue?
ignore the code: More on Software Patents
it is simply not possible to create any non-trivial piece of software that doesn't violate hundreds of patents. As a result, you can't release software without putting yourself into a position where you might suddenly lose all of your money.
Why software patents are …
- New Relic: Why I love working for New Relic, by Brent Miller
- Tender Lovemaking: I want DTrace probes in Ruby
- Andrzej on Software: Stop hating Java
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Chicks That Rip: Ines Sombra
- Ruby Inside: Thanking Ruby Inside's June and July 2011 Sponsors
- Mental Paging Space: RealTime and Rails