Double Shot #1115

• traceGL - Fancy code-flow visualizer for Javascript.
• Instrumenting Ruby on Rails with TraceView in under 10 minutes - Another service for deep performance monitoring.
• Google Glass for Rubyist - Speculative code based on published documentation.

Double Shot #1113

• Expanded HTTP Method Support - Heroku tweaks to support Rails 4.
• Sync - Realtime Rails Partials - Use Rails with push updates to partial pages.
• Cucumber 1.3.1 released - On the way to 2.0.

What's New in Edge Rails #65

Weeks of April 8 - April 21, 2013

There's still activity in the Rails repo, but no substantial new features have landed in the past two weeks. Rather, it's been fixing tiny bugs, improving documentation, picking up final versions of included gems, and so on. All signs point to a Rails 4.0 release coming soon, in my opinion.

Double Shot #1112

• Mergit - Merge all of your ruby requires into a single file for ease of deployment.
• Garmoshka - Best responsive design accordion ever.
• Rails AB Testing - Simple Abs - An A/B testing library that requires minimal dependencies.

Double Shot #1111

• jQuery 2.0 Released - Make sure you read about the supported browser changes before you switch.
• Let Nunes Do It - Easily extend and consume Rails instrumentation.
• Coffee-Rails - First piece of Rails 4.0 to put out a non-beta 4.0.0 version, I think.
• Amanda - Blog entine that yets you write in Markdown, save on Dropbox, and store in Redis.