Key Transactions works well with related features such as Alerting, SLA reports, and App Map to give you more ways of staying informed about your business-critical transactions. To learn more about Key Transactions, please read about the feature launch and the follow up post , which includes a video.
Coming Up
In our next post, we'll give a tour of the latest and greatest improvements in our performance monitoring support for Drupal users. Stay tuned for …
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- RailsLab: Yehuda Katz & Justin George Talk Rails 3
This week we released the first release candidate version of Devise that is fully compatible with Rails 4, and we're bumping its version to 3.0. This version completely drops support for Rails 3.1 and Ruby 1.8.7, only keeping compatibility with both Rails 3.2 and Rails 4, running with Ruby 1.9.3 and 2.0.
This rc version took some time to get ready, we've been running a rails4 branch for some time already and one of the reasons was because of the changes required to make …
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After you get a copy of the files, add them into your project web root and include them directly or with the framework or application that you're already using (such as Zend Framework or Oxid eSales). Then you're ready to start testing.
The JavaScript Code
This isn't a complex example, but I believe it's enough to write some meaningful tests. The following code example creates a jQuery object that contains the properties and functions required to perform a basic …
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- Trevor Turk: Links for 12-9-2011
The App University will bring together BubbleConf attendees as well as students who want to learn and teach more about programming, design or entrepreneurship. It will be targeted towards novices, intermediates and experts: we're working hard on making it as accessible as possible to a broad range of people. So if you want to learn, or teach, keep an eye out for this one.
Well, that wraps it up for this week's update. Be sure to keep an eye out for our blog, twitter and …
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After some initial hiccups , I've finished preparing a version of the Ruby on Rails Tutorial compatible with the first Rails 4.0 release candidate . Interested readers can take a look at it and let me know if anything doesn't work.
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #1090
- New Relic: Deploying a Scalable Application with AWS Elastic Beanstalk and New Relic
- Mislav's blog: Understanding binstubs
- Blog - James Mead: Using Mocha with Rails 3 and Test::Unit
- Giles Bowkett: A Hello World In Ember.js
- Coding Horror: Why Ruby?
This has changed. There are 750 million Android devices today. Times in the IT industry change fast. Now apparently the Microsoft empire starts to decay (or at best to stagnate). The very pillars which made Microsoft successful begin to crumble. The new Windows 8 system is no longer compatible to the classic world of Microsoft Windows software. There is no longer a central desktop where Windows applications would run. There is a desktop, but it is hidden behind a new interface. …
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- Global Nerdy: Lots of Surface News Today
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- mir.aculo.us: Is Learning to Make Your Website or App Retina-friendly Worth Your Time?
The one interesting item here is that vCache actually appears to get *better* over time; I'm not entirely sure why that's the case or at what point the performance is going to level off since these tests were all run for 2 hours anyway, but I think the overall results still speak for themselves, and even with a vCache volume where the dirty ratio is only 10%, such as might be the case where a deployment has a massive data set size in relation to both the working set and the cache device …
Test::Page - Page-oriented integration testing for ruby.
Upgrading to Sublime Text 3 - Step by step guide to getting on the beta version.
Introducing ProMotion, a Full-Featured RobyMotion Application Framework - Abstracting screen and navigation handling in a rubylike way.
Patching Ruby for Faster Rails Startup, Revisited - Made easier with rvm.
Curly - Template language that separates logic and structure completely.
Capybara::Select2 - Helpers to test selects that have been spiffed up with select2.
Percona is glad to announce the release of Percona XtraBackup 2.1.2 for MySQL on May 17, 2013. Downloads are available from our download site here and Percona Software Repositories .
This release fixes number of high-priority bugs since version 2.1 became GA. It's advised to upgrade your latest 2.1 version to 2.1.2. This release is the latest stable release in the 2.1 series.
Bugs Fixed:
Using Perl's DBD:: MySQL package for server communication …
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