I think the one thing Mac OS X shows us is that's okay to trade some modularity for an easier experience.
Once you have a functioning ruby interpreter (i.e. not the broken one apple ships) it really is just a matter of installing ruby gems and 'gem install rails'. Alternatively, you can just download the zip file version, expand it, and start coding.
by Michael Koziarski — Oct 18
Once you have a functioning ruby interpreter (i.e. not the broken one apple ships) it really is just a matter of installing ruby gems and 'gem install rails'. Alternatively, you can just download the zip file version, expand it, and start coding.