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Adding meta_request gem #216

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@jeremyf jeremyf commented Mar 5, 2015

Paired with the RailsPanel
Chrome Extension, I can get lots of information related to rendering
and queries.

The first columns gives you the HTTP Response Status, the Controller
and Action that your route hit, the HTTP Verb (PUT/POST/GET),
request format (HTML, JSON, XML) and the response time. These
metrics by itself would have been quite valuable, but there is more.
You can click on any request that you made and see more information
about it.

...

The next tab is the Rendering which gives a breakdown of all the
views being rendered. This is useful for finding which partials are
taking the longest to render. Click on the view name automatically
opens it in your editor.

Discovered from the following blog post:
http://www.rubyonrails365.com/7-must-have-gems-to-install-on-any-project/

Consider adding the newrelic_rpm gem for local reporting.

Paired with the [RailsPanel](https://github.com/dejan/rails_panel)
Chrome Extension, I can get lots of information related to rendering
and queries.

> The first columns gives you the HTTP Response Status, the Controller
> and Action that your route hit, the HTTP Verb (PUT/POST/GET),
> request format (HTML, JSON, XML) and the response time. These
> metrics by itself would have been quite valuable, but there is more.
> You can click on any request that you made and see more information
> about it.
>
> ...
>
> The next tab is the Rendering which gives a breakdown of all the
> views being rendered. This is useful for finding which partials are
> taking the longest to render. Click on the view name automatically
> opens it in your editor.

Discovered from the following blog post:
http://www.rubyonrails365.com/7-must-have-gems-to-install-on-any-project/

Consider adding the newrelic_rpm gem for local reporting.
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jeremyf commented Mar 5, 2015

Please review the usage of the gem that I'm adding: @danhorst @rbalekai @banurekha @dbrower

Once reviewed give a 👍 and if you are the last then feel free to merge.

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rbalekai commented Mar 5, 2015

👍

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danhorst commented Mar 5, 2015

This looks great! ➕💯

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dbrower commented Mar 5, 2015

Looks good. It is only for the development environment, so +1.

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I like it too.

banurekha added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2015
@banurekha banurekha merged commit 68e6ff7 into master Mar 6, 2015
@banurekha banurekha deleted the adding-meta-request-and-rails-panel branch March 6, 2015 02:30
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