Re: [Rails] What Gives? If Rails is so good why is it so hard to install it?

I use a script called RailsReady, which sets up a fresh OSX/Ubuntu/CentOS installation with Homebrew, RVM, Ruby, all supporting libraries, Bundler, Passenger, Rails, Git. https://github.com/joshfng/railsready I've used it > 100 times, and it has never given me a problem. -- Dheeraj Kumar

Re: [Rails] What Gives? If Rails is so good why is it so hard to install it?

More: followed http://gorails.com/setup/ubuntu/13.10 (using the choice of rvm) Worked like charm. As they say, do that! Note: Don’t install apt-get ruby or apt-get rails as they will get you older versions. The rails version is 2.3 which is REALLY old. Follow the guide. Then make an app.

Re: [Rails] What Gives? If Rails is so good why is it so hard to install it?

Let me re-phrase that, Parallels is downloading 13.04 desktop so let’s work with that version, shall we? On Dec 29, 2013, at 12:02 AM, Scott Eisenberg wrote: > I’m on Macs and I found it pretty easy to set up. I remember in the > beginning some version hell with the various Gems but that seem

Re: [Rails] What Gives? If Rails is so good why is it so hard to install it?

I’m on Macs and I found it pretty easy to set up. I remember in the beginning some version hell with the various Gems but that seems to have settled down for me. Maybe I can install a Ubuntu on Parallels on the Mac and see if we can guide you through this (assuming I can get it to work on Ubun

[Rails] Re: What Gives? If Rails is so good why is it so hard to install it?

On Wednesday, December 25, 2013 5:43:20 PM UTC-5, Dan Boyle wrote: > > I have spent hours trying to get some version of Rails installed and all > to no avail. It seems there are many people who get the same errors but > nobody seems to have any answers. > > I am new to both Rails and Ubuntu.

[Rails] Formulated Excel to Views

Hi, I have an Excel File which have some formulas in that and working well. Can anybody knows such plugin/gem which convert this excel file to Rails views with functionality (formulas). Thanks in Advance :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on

[Rails] Re: rails server error

If you're running *NIX you can see which process is listening on port 3000 by running lsof -i :3000 You can also change the port you want your rails server to listen to with the -9 option. For example : rails server -p 8080 will listen on port 8080. On Friday, December 27, 2013 6:45:17 AM UTC+