The New Relic .NET team will be represented at Visual Studio Live! Chicago next week!
Next Week in Chicago
We're excited about going to Visual Studio Live! and looking forward to meeting current and future users of our .NET agent at the conference exhibit hall.
At the Visual Studio Live! Demonstration Theater on Tuesday, May 14th, you can learn even more about our application performance monitoring for .NET and what we call ‘performance-driven development.' …
- Heroku: Routing and Web Performance on Heroku: a FAQ
- Ruby Inside: New Relic RPM Officially Supports Rack and Sinatra - Finally!
- Scout ~ The Blog: 5 Pillars of Rails Cluster Monitoring
- Lindsay Holmwood - auxesis' musings: Instrumenting your monitoring checks with New Relic
- Trevor Turk: Weekly Digest, 7-9-09
- SD Ruby Podcast: Episode 115: You're a Manager. Now What?
I talk to Jason Calacanis about Groupon, bubbles, Apple, innovation, Yahoo, remote work, sustainable companies and lifestyles, and so much more in the hour-and-a-half This Week In Startups show. (Interview itself starts 7:30 min into the video)
- Lessons Learned: The Lean Startup Book Tour
- Videos related to 'Ruby on Rails vs .NET - Commercial #5 of 9': This Week in Startups - David Heinemeier Hansson, partner at 37signals and creator of Ruby on Rails
- ZURB: Week In Review: Responsive Tables, Manifesto CSS and iPads
- » Product Launch Blog: Pathfinder at Tech Week: Innovation at Big Companies and Creating a Startup from Scratch
- Opscode Blog: Jesse Robbins interview on DevOps Cafe #19 (w/ full transcript!)
…couldn't think of a snappy title for what's been happening this week. By my reckoning, last week was Week 1805. Apparently I started the count at the week I was born; that seems a bit silly in retrospect, but it's all arbitrary in the end.
Last week I spent a lot of time getting various things in order, including this site. I broke up a bunch of draft posts that had been cluttering up my git st for probably more than a year, and psuedo-published them. They're still not exactly …
- New Relic: Introducing the "San Francisco Cloud Mafia" MeetUp - August 17th - Join Us!
- opensoul: RYDER CUP 2010: The moment Tiger Woods's challenge at...
- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #099
- Blog - James Mead: Ruby and Cocoa talk at Ruby Manor
- Article RSS Feed: January 2010 Meeting
Join us this Saturday, September 22, for the Big Data Hack Day presented by Angel Hack Events . The Hackathon kicks off the Data Week Conference in San Francisco.
Big Data Hack Day is one of the first hackathons that lets developers to build upon existing codes, allowing teams to win prizes for integrating big data tools into their current companies. There will be plenty of things to do for those not interested in big data as the organizers have non-big data APIs to work on too.
This Week's Testimonials
The Go programming language has recently been getting some developer love. My former boss' boss, Shopify CEO Tobias " Tobi" Lütke , tweeted on September 12th:
I have now completed two projects in Go. I predict that it's going to be the dominant language for server work. # golang
— Tobias Lütke (@ tobi) September 12, 2012
While much of Tobi's time is centred around the sort of activities …
- JJinuxLand: PyCon: Porting to Python 3
- New Relic: Meet Our Engineers: Graham Dumpleton, Senior Software Engineer for the Python Agent
- How Software is Built: Interview with Louis Landry - Joomla Development Lead
- jimmy.thinking: MIX10, Part 3 - Using dynamic languages in existing web-applications
- DevChix: Brainstorming a Conference Talk Proposal
- Heroku: Python and Django on Heroku
We're back after a week off from the Memorial Day weekend with our Week In Review. Although we're sure you've been keeping up with all of the latest content by our RSS Feed or Twitter account (hint hint), we'd love to get you caught up on all the latest posts so that you're fully back up to speed.
Without further ado, let's jump right into the content!
Bit.ly Redesign Gets More Social, Leaves Users Stumped
The new Bit.ly redesign …
- Giles Bowkett: Node.js Miniapp: minim.al bit.ly
- The "Tech. Arch.": Implementing Ruby Camping REST Services With RESTstop
- 4 Lines of Code: Calling URL Shortener in Ruby
- JJinuxLand: PyCon: Keynote
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Win a Motorola DROID Programming Contest: "Worst App Server Technology Ever"
- Lessons Learned: The Lean Startup Book is here
Without further ado, the Week In Review:
Responsive Tables Playground Piece
We released our latest Playground piece last Thursday — Responsive Tables . If you're tired of tables breaking your responsive layout, here's your fix. Jonathan breaks down how exactly it works and puts out a call for feedback. We want to hear what you think!
Read: "A New Take On Responsive Tables"
The CSS Behind The ZURB Manifesto
Curious …
- Signal vs. Noise: Watch Ryan sketch and code a UI from scratch on PeepCode
- Trevor Turk: Weekly Digest, 12-11-09
- Lee Munroe: How To Design A Sexy Button Using CSS
- Life at the Speed of Green: CSS Sentences with jQuery fallback
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Make CSS buttons like a boss
- Eddorre.com: Tutorial: Filtering results with jQuery UI Slider and Rails
Hej hej!
Mike Burns (author of This Week in Open Source , among other roles here) is moving to Stockholm and wants to meet you! Calling all Ruby developers, Web designers, and other local Web and startup folks: come out and have a beer on us.
What: Free beer for Web and Ruby folks
When: Monday, 16 April, 19:00
Where: Bishops Arms — Vasagatan 7 (near T-Centralen)
Who: You!
P.S. Can't make it, but interested in talking with or working with thoughtbot in Sweden? Get in touch !
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Hiring in Stockholm
- Ruby Inside: 22 Ruby and Rails Jobs for August 2011 (With Even Some Junior Ones)
- Kalzumeus Software: Inaugural Kalzumeus Podcast: Japan, Startups, A/B Testing, And More
- carpeaqua by Justin Williams: My Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Mac OS X (2011 Edition)
- mir.aculo.us: Zepto! slides from my JSConf 2011 presentation
- Ruby News: ConFoo 2012: Call for Papers is Now Open!
About This Week's Availability - Kudos to GitHub for complete transparency. And I'd like to meet the morons who are DDOSing them in a dark alley with a baseball bat.
red, green, refactor - the tools for success - Lots of links to useful-looking test-fu here.
simplecov - Supremely easy test coverage tool for Ruby 1.9.
rack-bouncer - Middleware to send unwanted browsers elsewhere.
Getting Started with iOS Development using Sinatra…
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: Nominate Your Ruby Heroes, Include/Extend, Ruby on Netbeans, Jekyll-Bootstrap, and more
- New Relic: NoOps, AppOps, DevOps, & More - Removing the OS Barrier with PaaS, Part 3.1
- Envy Labs: Looking for an Intern
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Thank you
- Trevor Turk: Links for 12-9-2011
- RailsTips by John Nunemaker: More Tiny Classes
…hosting.) However, I will give it a proper design and work on more.
Best posts of 2011
Tame Your Wild Inbox With A Few Easy Steps
Why The UK Startup Scene Is Doomed
Be Yourself. Everyone Else Is Taken
- Falling Leaves - Home: The Universe in Chromoscope
- Effectif Development: Nesta gets a new design
- jystewart.net | notes, tips and commentary by James Stewart: Friday Links - January 8th 2010
- A Piece of Our Mind: The MetaSpring Blog Carnival: Issue 2 - Web Design
- Joe Fiorini: Rumble Panel at CodeMash
- : The Drupal.org redesign: follow a major site redesign in real time