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dirtyhand
16y ago
Github just beat the internet
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dirtyhand
16y ago
This is actually good news. The company I work at would never hire a Rails developer that uses ANY sort of IDE. Learn to use a good text editor and learn the Rails CLI.
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Steve Jobs is gone for a week and this happens...
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dirtyhand
16y ago
why....
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dirtyhand
16y ago
BOING
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dirtyhand
16y ago
I've used both Engine Yard Cloud and Heroku. They're both great and have their pros and cons. Both are also powered by Amazon EC2. The only major downside with Heroku is if there is any downtime within their infrastructure, your app will al
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dirtyhand
16y ago
"We’ll be making sure we get performance of Active Record back to at least 2.3 levels before release." Why call it a Release Candidate if you still plan on tweak more stuff?
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ActionMailer MissingTemplate errors in Rails 2.3
(productionhacks.com)
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dirtyhand
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Redis API access logger
(production-hacks.com)
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Twitter is probably still using Rails 2.3, where you have to explicitly tell the framework to html escape every time you're outputting a string. Rails 3 changes this by always html escaping strings.
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Passenger 2.2.14 with bundler08 support
(production-hacks.com)
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Right, you can achieve this easily in nginx/apache. The whole idea of the rack-rewrite gem (and this post) is to move those rewrite rules into your app's code repository. This way your app can be moved between web servers without having to
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Domain redirect using rack-rewrite
(production-hacks.com)
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16y ago
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Another epic MS failure. They should just rename the company "XBox"
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dirtyhand
16y ago
they did it for the lolz
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Ruby on Rails 2.3.8 Released
(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
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16y ago
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Awesome, the order of the DB columns was my biggest pet peeve with migrations
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Engine Yard Cloud, New Relic and Hoptoad deploy notifications
(production-hacks.com)
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dirtyhand
16y ago
I'm dying to know more information on the company too. Would be cool to have more blogs posts about the architecture behind Heroku, employees, etc. You guys just dont have to blog about Heroku related stuff :)
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dirtyhand
16y ago
Somebody had to pull the plug, and it wasn't some customer service guy with a headset...
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dirtyhand
16y ago
The thing I can't believe is that nobody at Pair Networks that was involved with this actually knew about Ycombinator or Hacker News... otherwise they wouldn't have shut down such a popular site. Somebody needs to hire real hackers
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Toto and New Relic RPM
(production-hacks.com)
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MySQL Not Comparisons and NULL values
(production-hacks.com)
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Memcached and Passenger connection sharing
(production-hacks.com)
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Rails 2.3, cache_fu and the memcached session_store
(production-hacks.com)
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