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Rails 4, Part 1: What''s Changed in Rails 4?
Note: This is the first in a two-part series that looks at what’s changing in Rails 4, and new features in Rails 4. Look out for the second part will be published next week. The fourth major release of the Ruby on Rails framework is coming up rather soon. While no official release date has been announced, many anticipate a release candidate early this year. This version of the framework has been o
Rails 4, Part 2: What''s New in Rails 4?
Note: This is the second in a two-part series that looks at what’s changing in Rails 4, and new features in Rails 4. Missed the first part? Check it out the first post Rails 4 changes. Rails 4 also includes some awesome new and useful features that I’m very excited about, and I suspect that you will be, too. ###Postgres H-Store ActiveRecord in Rails 4 will support the PostgreSQL hstore extension.
PostgreSQL is Our New Default
PostgreSQL’s popularity is growing, and rightfully so: it’s reliable, performant, and competes well with traditional (and expensive) enterprise databases like Oracle and SQL Server. PostgreSQL is completely community driven and has a rich ecosystem of tools and documentation. A few months ago, we released full support for Postgres 9.1 in the Engine Yard database stack. Today we are happy to announ
Tao of Documentation
ritcheyer In November I was given the honor of speaking at RubyConf Uruguay 2011. If you have a chance in 2012 to go to a conference I would highly recommend heading to South America. All the countries work together to setup a conference tour so you can start in Chile or Colombia and work your way down to Argentina and Uruguay. The Uruguayan conference organizers are amazing. Big props to Evan, Ni
Virtualize This - Instant Rails in a Virtual Box
Engine Yard employees are all about virtualization. At Thanksgiving dinner, vegan Rubyist Martin Emde nibbled on a virtual turkey. Application engineer and telecommuter, Kevin Rutten, embarks on a virtual commute every morning as he ambles down the hallway to his home office. And of course, our Ruby on Rails Platform would not be possible without game changing virtualization technology like vSpher
Introducing Node.js and Engine Yard Labs
This is an exciting day for us. Engine Yard, the leading platform-as-a-service for Ruby on Rails and PHP—has learned a new trick. You can now run your Node.js apps on Engine Yard Cloud! Node.js Starting today, Engine Yard is enabling early access support for Node.js applications on Engine Yard Cloud. Node.js is a popular event-driven framework written in JavaScript that is ideal for low-latency, r
Rails and Merb Merge: ORM Agnosticism (Part 5 of 6)
It’s been a little while since I’ve last posted in this series. During that time, we released Rails 3.0 beta, and announced the launch of RailsPlugins.org. Plugin authors have registered almost 150 plugins, with 40 already boasting compatibility with Rails 3. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to roll out some more features to help users find projects to help get updated, so keep an eye out. Tod
Rails and Merb Merge: The Anniversary (Part 1 of 6)
A year ago today, we announced that Rails and Merb would merge. At the time, there was much skepticism about the likelihood of the success of this endeavor. Indeed, The most common imagery invoked by those who learned about our plans was a unicorn. At RailsConf last year (well into the effort), both DHH and I used unicorns in our talks, poking fun at the vast expectations we’d set, and the apparen
Rails 3 Beta is Out -- A Retrospective
The Rails team has finally released the Rails 3 beta, after more than a year since the Rails and Merb teams started working on this release. You can read all about it at the official Rails blog, but I figured I’d take the opportunity to share my take on the release. First of all, you’re probably sick of hearing this, but we’ve done far, far more than we ever expected. A lot of that happened in the
10 Years of Virtual Machine Performance (Semi) Demystified
There are many opinions in the air about the impact that virtualization has on performance, so I thought a short blog would be good to explain (as best I can) virtual machine performance characteristics with pointers to relevant benchmarks and technical papers. My background is that I was an early Product Manager working on VMware ESX Server (from version 1.5) and among other things ran product ma
Engine Yard And GitHub Transition
The very first time we saw GitHub demonstrated, it was clear to us that it was important to the Ruby on Rails community, and something that we wanted to be associated with. In fact, we felt so strongly that we immediately offered Tom, Chris and P.J. free deployment on Engine Yard in exchange for free accounts for our customers and developers. Why did we feel so strongly? I’d like to explain this o
Cucumber: More Advanced
In a previous post, I gave you some introductory information on Cucumber, a great framework for writing and executing high level descriptions of your software’s functionality. In this post, I’ll take a deeper dive and talk about a few more advanced Cucumber topics: project structures, multiple language support, scenario tables, free-form stories, tags, hooks and backgrounds. As always, for more de
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