Linux or Mac are the way to go for almost any non-windows centric
development. Vagrant or Virtual Box work really well and more recently I've
started using Docker which is awesome.
I can't believe that people say not to use an IDE, that is like saying that
writing documents would best be done w
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I agree with other suggestions, go get a Linux VM or just use Cloud9 first.
And, if you have access to Lynda.com. Ruby On Rail 4 Essential Training is
really great for beginners. I learned RoR from this Lynda.com course.
Remember to do every steps the instructor did yourself, it's the most
impo
I agree with the suggestion about linux been better than windows. I use
both linux and windows platforms. If you have to use windows try "Visual
Code" works fine for me. The tutorials mentioned by others are great.
On 26 Aug 2016 9:36 a.m., "Ad Rienks" wrote:
> Not long ago I had the same questi
Not long ago I had the same question. What I recommend is Michael HartlĀ“s
tutorial: https://www.railstutorial.org/ You get a Cloud 9 development
environment with it, and it's all for free!
Op donderdag 25 augustus 2016 18:46:26 UTC+2 schreef Faraz Mirza:
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> Hey Guys!
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> I am a Computer Science
My recommendations would be:
1. What Norm said: find a Linux or OS X box and set up your development
environment here.
2. Learn basic Ruby first. You can try the pickaxe book or rubymonk.com.
3. Don't use an IDE. Choose a simple text editor that will get out of your
way (Sublime Text, Notepad++, T
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