It’s been a while since I’ve released a new Scaling Rails Screencast, but this morning I’m happy to announce that three new screencasts have been produced and the first one is being released today. In these screencasts I’m going to introduce you to 9 new Ruby and Rails libraries which can help you scale your rails application.
Download this Episode – (41.4 MB, 8:49, MP4)
In this first episode I introduce three tools:
- Bullet – Help you reduce the number of queries with alerts (and growl).
- Rails Indexes – Rake tasks to find missing indexes.
- Scrooge – SQL query optimizer, so you query for only what your page needs.
These screencasts look great on your iPhone, so I highly encourage you to subscribe and download them on iTunes. Also, to keep up to date on the latest news in the Ruby and Rails community, be sure to check out the Ruby5 podcast if you haven’t already. Thanks!
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The Scaling Rails Screencasts are back! 3 more episodes produced and the first one just went live. http://bit.ly/scaling (via @greggpollack)
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The Scaling Rails Screencasts are back! http://bit.ly/scaling (via @greggpollack)
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The Scaling Rails Screencasts are back! 3 more episodes produced and the first one just went live. http://bit.ly/scaling (via @greggpollack)
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♻ @greggpollack: The Scaling Rails Screencasts are back! Produced 3 more episodes and the first one just went live. http://bit.ly/scaling
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The Scaling Rails Screencasts are back! 3 more episodes produced and the first one just went live. http://bit.ly/scaling (via @greggpollack)
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Scaling Rails – On The Edge – Part 1 http://bit.ly/1UdWaG by @greggpollack #rubyonrails #programming #screencast
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Rails Scaling あとで見る予定
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also interesting tools are
mysqlplus # avoid a GC collect every 20th query, plus multi-thread friendlier
http://pennysmalls.com/2008/10/14/slim-attributes-v050-released # related to scrooge…kind of, by avoiding allocations if never used
and find_as_hashes
http://blog.chak.org/tag/hash # don’t load AR objects–just load hashes.
GL.
-r
Also saw this recently: http://pennysmalls.com/2009/11/05/much-faster-rails-tests-if-you-use-myisam # speed up tests
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Ruby: Scaling Rails – On The Edge – Part 1 « Envy Labs : http://bit.ly/CY0f7
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Scaling Rails – On The Edge – Part 1 « Envy Labs: It’s been a while since I’ve released a new Scaling Ra.. http://bit.ly/9thH9
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後で読む。 http://bit.ly/1UdWaG
Railsスケーリングのための3つのプラグイン
・Bullet ? reduce queries with alerts
・find missing indexes.
・SQL query optimizer
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