Hello everyone,
Quick, off the top of your head, how many steps does it take to get a
fresh machine running a Rails project, with best practices from the
community?
...I'll let you think....
...Got it?..
8.
8 steps to get a *simple* Rails project up on a machine.
The steps are:
1. Install RVM
2. Complile a Ruby using RVM
3. rvm use (compiled ruby)
4. rvm gemset create NAME
5. echo "rvm use (gemset name)@(compiled ruby) > .rvmrc
6. active the gemset you created
7. gem install bundler
8. bundle install
(And this is after installing Git and developer tools).
Want to help me fix this problem?
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The project is at:
https://github.com/rwilcox/one_step_rails_install
Right now it will check for developer tools, RVM, and install Ruby
1.8.7 and Ruby 1.9.2 if you don't have them already.
Why should I help?
========================
Think of the SIX STEP you need to do everytime you put a new Rails
project on your machine:
1. rvm use (compiled Ruby)
2. rvm gemset create NAME
3. echo "rvm use (gemset name)@(compiled ruby) > .rvmrc
4. activate that gemset
5. gem install bundler
6. bundle install
Why are you doing all these steps when you can use the one step rails
installer to do them for you?
Help me help you!!
Looking forward to seeing folks on the Github!
_Ryan Wilcox
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