Open Source Is Good for the New Relic .NET Agent
At New Relic, we like open source. And personally, working with open source communities is one of my favorite things about programming. It’s hard to overstate the benefit that companies like New Relic...
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Using New Relic on Heroku? Read How Our New Ruby Agent Measures Queue Time
Today we released version 3.5.7 of the New Relic Ruby agent, which contains several changes to how Request Queueing is reported. In sum, these changes provide a more accurate interpretation of queue...
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New Relic’s Instances Tab
We’ve recently revamped the ‘Instances’ tab, which is a special feature we provide to customers using Heroku’s New Relic addon. The instances tab can be found in the navigation under Monitoring >...
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Cross App Tracing: Time to Break Up that Huge Rails Application?
RailsConf 2013 is right around the corner! And to celebrate, we’re publishing a series of blog post that highlight what’s new and exciting in the world of New Relic’s Ruby support. If you’re a Rails...
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Thread Profiling: See Exactly What Your App Is Doing
RailsConf 2013 is right around the corner! And to celebrate, we’re publishing a series of blog post that highlight what’s new and exciting in the world of New Relic’s Ruby support. Don’t forget to...
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Living on the Edge with Rails 4 & Ruby 2
RailsConf 2013 is right around the corner! And to celebrate, we’re publishing a series of blog post that highlight what’s new and exciting in the world of New Relic’s Ruby support. Don’t forget to...
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Announcing JS Error Reporting and AJAX Timing in New Relic
I work on the engineering team developing New Relic’s browser monitoring features, so it’s exciting to announce that, as of today, we’re offering a sneak preview of JavaScript Error Reporting and AJAX...
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Asking UX Questions: Designing the New Relic Browser Breakdown Feature
A couple weeks ago we released a major UI redesign of New Relic’s browser monitoring and front-end development features. This is a story about how the dev team approached the UX for one of those...
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How New Relic Browser Can Boost SEO
New Relic understands that search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine-referred traffic is critically important to many of our customers’ businesses. New Relic’s Browser team carefully considers...
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New Relic Browser: The Fifth Most Popular Script on the Web!
On the engineering team for New Relic Browser, we spend a lot of time focused on the current state of JavaScript. That’s probably why one of our engineers happened across a site called Libscore not...
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