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How To: Mike Mangino: Facebook development and performance with Rails 
RailsOnWave Ruby on Rails web 2.0 Ajax | by Annalisa Afeltra | Sun, Jun 1
Mangino explains how to create a Facebook application with Ruby on Rails optimizing the performances. He explains how a Rails application can integrate with Facebook, practically Facebook acts as a proxy between the user and the ...
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New Relic delivers RPM Lite, a free version of its Ruby on Rails performance management tool. The free tool enables developers to tune performance of Rails applications even from their iPhones. - New Relic, maker of application performance management software for Ruby on Rails environm...
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(in How To: Mike Mangino: Facebook development and performance with Rails)
Mangino explains how to create a Facebook application with Ruby on Rails optimizing the performances. He explains how a Rails application can integrate with Facebook, practically Facebook acts as a proxy between the user and the application (taking the requests from the user to the app...
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