Installing Ruby on Rails on Ubuntu Linux
These are the steps I took to get Ruby on Rails up and Running on Ubuntu.
Go to the Terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal) and run the following apt-get commands.
1) Install ruby and ruby on rails
2) Download and Extract Ruby Gems
3) After extracting the Ruby Gems file, navigate to it in your terminal and type :
4) Next we need to install all of Rails. To do this just type at the terminal
5) After that is finshed you have rails up and running. To create an application first navigate to the folder you want your app to be stored and type:
where "Application Name" is the name of your application. eg (rails Demo).
6) Now just run
and your're up and running. Open your trusty browser and navigate to http://0.0.0.0:3000 and you should see your application.
Go to the Terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal) and run the following apt-get commands.
1) Install ruby and ruby on rails
sudo apt-get install ruby rails
2) Download and Extract Ruby Gems
Ruby Gems .tgz file
3) After extracting the Ruby Gems file, navigate to it in your terminal and type :
sudo ruby setup.rb
4) Next we need to install all of Rails. To do this just type at the terminal
sudo gem install rails --include-dependencies
5) After that is finshed you have rails up and running. To create an application first navigate to the folder you want your app to be stored and type:
rails "Application Name"
where "Application Name" is the name of your application. eg (rails Demo).
6) Now just run
ruby script/server
and your're up and running. Open your trusty browser and navigate to http://0.0.0.0:3000 and you should see your application.

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