This post is the last in an ongoing three-part series, and is a write-up of the talk we gave at RailsConf 2018. You can find the slides here, or read Part I and Part II of the series to catch up. In Part II of the Skylight for Open Source… »
This post is the second in an ongoing three-part series, and is a write-up of the talk we gave at RailsConf 2018. You can find the slides here, or read Part I of the series. In Part I of the Skylight for Open Source Series, we delved into some common… »
This post is the first in a three-part series and is a write-up of the talk we gave at RailsConf 2018. You can find the slides here. Every single app — large or small, open source or not — has room for improvement when it comes to performance. This is why we… »
Today, we released version 2.0 of the Skylight Agent. 2.0 doesn't introduce any new APIs, but we did rewrite the SQL Lexer to support more varieties of queries. We also spent a lot of time on internal refactoring and improved our error logging. Since we follow semantic versioning,… »
Here at Skylight, we love all things open source. We're thrilled to show you just how much we love it with some exciting news: Starting today, we're offering free Skylight accounts to all open source apps! Many of us on the Skylight team are open source contributors ourselves. From our… »
We’ve just released the Skylight Agent 2.0 Beta and we’re excited to have you give it a try! The most significant changes are a completely rewritten SQL Lexer and removal of support for unsupported versions of Ruby, Rails, and other libraries. Read on to learn more or… »