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. [...]
Believe it or not, PyCon 2013 was two (short) months ago. And those of us on the New Relic Python agent team have been very busy creating new coolness to share with the Python and Django communities at the upcoming DjangoCon Europe! We’re really looking forward to this event and are proud to be Platinum [...]
The New Relic .NET team will be represented at Visual Studio Live! Chicago next week! Next Week in Chicago We’re excited about going to Visual Studio Live! and looking forward to meeting current and future users of our .NET agent at the conference exhibit hall. At the Visual Studio Live! Demonstration Theater on Tuesday, May [...]
One of my favorite conferences every year is the Future Insights Live conference in Las Vegas. Not only is it packed with great sessions on development, design, and growing your business, but the attendees are extremely friendly and eager to share their knowledge and experience. I decided to take advantage of this willingness to share [...]
Most applications test for their own correctness. But sometimes gems need to go further and test their interactions with other gems. newrelic_rpm – otherwise known as the New Relic Ruby agent – is definitely one of them. It needs to not only coexist with other gems, but to seamlessly instrument them. So, how do we [...]
