Have you ever wondered which instance types you use most when dealing with Amazon’s EC2? I have, so I came up with a short Clojure/Incanter program to plot a nice chart like this:
Just a short note to inform you that I’m moving everything to bleything.net soonish. When that happens, redirects and whatnot will be in place to ease the transition.
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When I was first getting started with Ruby, I heard a lot of talk about blocks, and how you could “cast” them to Procs by using the & operator when calling methods. Last week, in comments about my last post (Ruby is NOT a Callable Oriented Language (It’s Object Oriented)), I heard that claim again.
New Relic's RPM, an application performance monitoring and reporting system, has today announced it has added full support for Sinatra and Rack-based Ruby applications to its traditionally Rails-centric service.
Rails Machine is growing and we’re looking for some great additions to our talented team. All positions require an in depth knowledge of Ruby, Rails, and Linux.
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