Wanted to write the same, John is absolutely correct. If you use
windows machine there is a similar option like RVM called Pik. I'm
almost sure your gem has confilct. MAybe reinstalling rubygem simply
solves the problem. Ruby1.9 already contains Rubygems, therefore it
wild be like uninstall everyth
Jay,
I'm in the process of going through the railstutorial.org chapters and
providing some coaching for some clients of mine that want to get up to
speed on rails. (and the railstutorial is a great way to do that!)
I would start with the most basic steps you can, and make sure that you use
rvm to
I have been fighting the Rails installation. Ruby1.8.7 on Rails 2.3.x
and heroku were working fine. Then I decided to upgrade to Ruby 1.9.2
and Rails 3..0.3, using the instructions in Michael Hartl's tutorial
at http://railstutorial.org/chapters/beginning. I got to the point of
using autotest, but
