JAH: Developer Notebook

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This is a personal blog by J. Austin Hughey, a software engineer from Texas specializing in web applications and development operations. Content is primarily short posts and notes in hopes that it helps other engineers who may stumble upon this blog while searching for answers in their daily work.

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This talk, titled "App Server Arena", took place at LoneStar RubyConf 2013. In it, I discuss four common Ruby application servers - Passenger, Unicorn, Thin and Puma - explain how they work, and compare performance benchmarks between them.

#ruby #rails #thin #puma #passenger #unicorn #lsrc #lonestar ruby conf #app servers #devops

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In this presentation at Austin on Rails in June 2013, I explained new features that shipped with Ruby on Rails version 4 which launched that same day.

#rails #ruby

In this cooperative presentation at RailsConf 2015, Nick Sutterer and I discuss and demo Trailblazer, an alternative architecture for Rails applications.

#rails #trailblazer #ruby #railsconf

Test Post

GitHub Pages is great and all, but hosting my blog there is kind of a pain in the posterior. I'm trying out Tumblr to see if I like it better.

Code Samples

Here are some code samples to see if/how syntax highlighting works.

Ruby

def hello(whom) puts "Hello, #{whom}!" end

Go

package main import ( "fmt" ) func main() { fmt.Println("Hello, world!") }

Crystal

I wonder if they even have syntax highlighting for Crystal?

class Hello class Greeter def say(what, whom) puts "#{what}, #{whom}!" end end end hello = Hello::Greeter.new hello.say("Hello", "world")

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