Where can i post questions about setting up ROR on Snow Leopard

Rails
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Im pretty new to Macs and having real problems setting this up

Thanks

Pete

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On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 6:18 PM, Peter J. [email protected]
wrote:

Im pretty new to Macs and having real problems setting this up

Here is the place. Google around for instructions on installation then
provide specifics of issues and I am sure you will get the help you
need.

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On Oct 24, 11:18pm, Peter J. [email protected] wrote:

Im pretty new to Macs and having real problems setting this up

A good set of instructions is

You’ll already have a version of ruby and rails installed, it’s part
of the base OS X install these days

Fred

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I followed this

and set up including curl and Ruby version manager on my mac. Works
like a charm. I’d recommend anyone learning Rails to use RVM since it
not only helps in testing your code but also leads to better
management of rails and ruby versions. I am an edge code freak and
upgrade my software frequently and RVM has been great accommodating my
needs.

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Frederick C. wrote in post #956823:

On Oct 24, 11:18pm, Peter J. [email protected] wrote:

Im pretty new to Macs and having real problems setting this up

A good set of instructions is
Dan Benjamin

No! Unless you’re using Ruby 1.9, there is generally no reason to
follow Hivelogic’s ridiculous suggestion to build your own Ruby on Snow
Leopard.

You’ll already have a version of ruby and rails installed, it’s part
of the base OS X install these days

Right. So what’s to set up? What errors are you getting?

Fred

Best,

Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]

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Arun S. wrote in post #956941:

I followed this
Chapter 1: From zero to deploy | Ruby on Rails Tutorial | Learn Enough to Be Dangerous
and set up including curl and Ruby version manager on my mac. Works
like a charm. I’d recommend anyone learning Rails to use RVM since it
not only helps in testing your code but also leads to better
management of rails and ruby versions. I am an edge code freak and
upgrade my software frequently and RVM has been great accommodating my
needs.

Hell yes. RVM kicks serious ass.

Best,

Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]