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Speedshop is a Ruby on Rails performance consultancy that optimizes the full stack - frontend, backend and environment - to generate revenue and cut scaling costs for businesses on Rails through tools, information and training.
At Speedshop, we believe software should respect our freedom. We're pretty sure this is the world's first educational product delivered at the command line. Using the GPL-licensed CLI client, you'll go through the Rails Performance Workshop in the environment where you're most comfortable as a developer: the command line.
You'll give Speedshop access to your performance metric provider, such as New Relic, Skylight or Scout, and any other server metrics. We'll also need read (not write) access to your source code. We'll discuss your particular performance needs - need a tuneup for the frontend or backend (or both)?
Products from Speedshop The Complete Guide to Rails Performance is a full-stack performance book that gives you the tools to make Ruby on Rails applications faster, more scalable, and simpler to maintain.
Products from Speedshop The Complete Guide to Rails Performance is a full-stack performance book that gives you the tools to make Ruby on Rails applications faster, more scalable, and simpler to maintain.
rack-mini-profiler is a a performance tool for Rack applications, maintained by the talented @samsaffron. rack-mini-profiler provides an entire suite of tools for measuring the performance of Rack-enabled web applications, including detailed drill downs on SQL queries, server response times (with a breakdown for each template and partial), incredibly detailed millisecond-by-millisecond ...
Get Speedshop Tune. Projects begin at $16,000 USD, and usually take 2-4 weeks to deliver. Email us and get Tune now! Testimonials
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Nate Berkopec. Rails Performance Consultant. https://speedshop.co. Email: nate@speedshop.co Rails applications made fast.