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Mobile Device Fragmentation: It’s Only Going to Get Worse

As a mobile developer, you know you need to consider multiple devices when developing your app. But do you know just how many devices you need to support in order to reach a majority of consumers? The Proliferation of Mobile Devices According to a recent study by Flurry, that number is more than 150 devices [...]

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Denver ‘Office Hours’ on Thursday at Galvanize

We’re hanging out in Denver this week and wanted to say ‘hi.’ We’ll be at Galvanize on Thursday from 2 – 6 pm where you can come and chat about all things New Relic, Ruby and Game of Thrones. Stop by to check out Galvanize, hang out with us or just grab a t-shirt. See [...]

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Ready for DrupalCon 2013

Next week DrupalCon 2013 is happening right in the backyard of our Engineering HQ in Portland. And we’ve been busy crafting new Drupal specific improvements to our PHP agent in time for the conference. (Those updates came out Wednesday!) But before we talk about those great enhancements, let’s take a look at the other major [...]

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DrupalCon 2013: Introducing Drupal Hooks and Views Metrics

We <3 Drupal! DrupalCon has returned to Portland. And naturally we’re very excited about our most recent release of the New Relic PHP agent. The Drupal ecosystem has been a huge part of New Relic’s success. The ‘come for the software, stay for the community’ aspect of Drupal makes it one of the busiest and enthusiastic [...]

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Lew Cirne Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2013 Finalist in Northern California

We’re excited to announce that our CEO and Founder, Lew Cirne, has been named a finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year® 2013 program for the Northern California region. The award recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary success in innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their businesses and communities. [...]

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Why I Became a Mentor

When I was in middle school, my family acquired our first personal computer: the IBM Personal System/2. What could you do on an IBM PS/2? Play ‘King’s Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella’. And boy, did my sister and I play. The same year we got the computer, I learned how to code Turbo Basic. [...]

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