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Ruby on Rails: Up and Running Bruce Tate, Curt Hibbs
Publisher: O'Reilly Media

This post describes what I had to do in order to have the latest and greatest Ruby on Rails up and running on my machine. Advanced Rails Recipes (2008).pdf Agile_Rails3_depot4edition.pdf. Both can be up and running in under 5 minutes. Ruby on Rails: Up and Running(0596101325).chm. This is a bit of an opinionated method of getting everything installed. Advanced Rails, O'Reilly (2007).pdf. What I do have personal knowledge of is how difficult it can be to get a Rails application up and running and to keep it running. In my never ending love/hate relationship with Ruby, Rails and my Mac I've finally gotten Ruby 1.9 up and running with Rails 2.3 and MySql 64 bit. I have now managed to get Ruby on Rails up and running on Raspberry Pi, the missing component was using Gflarity's Node_Pi patch, meaning that you can get Node running on the Debian Squeeze image. In PHP you need to have MAMP (or some other apache installation) set up and configured, point it to the directory, set up a new virtual host….guh! I just want to run my application real quick to check something. Rails Girls has an excellent guide to installing Rails, as does RailsBridge and of course, Ruby on Rails itself. At this point, that is version 3.0.1. Sam Hamilton asked this question · 1 karma · Dec 07 '12 at 05:30 AM. Ruby has a clear winner in terms of popularity when it comes to a framework, so much so that many people do not even know about Ruby apart from Ruby on Rails. We're going to be using homebrew and rvm to get this all up and running. One useful example is the way Ruby on Rails can automatically get you up and running with a particular section of your application. Getting Rails up and running can be a bit more difficult. The ultimate outcome is using Ruby 1.9.2 (though much of this is relevant to 1.8 still) to create a Rails 3 app, hook up RSpec 2, and be able to run specs quickly. Do you have any setup instructions on how to run Ruby on Rails tests in Bamboo?