Business outcomes vs. performance, Heroku's struggle, and free Stanford CS courses
Raygun Staff
Posted on October 15, 2020
Hi folks,
Welcome back to Performance Matters. Thank you to everyone who has had a chance to check out our new Ruby APM! We hope you're enjoying using it as much as we enjoyed making it 🚀
Today, we're digging deep into the link between site speed and business outcomes, the performance of Ruby 3.0.0-preview1, and why Heroku's raw power is struggling to keep up.
Enjoy!
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