But why do the post commands from the terminal instead of running a single file that has the commands stored? Is it easier that way or just for demonstration purposes?
I'm learning RoR some more and your vids make it easy to follow. Question though. Can you do all that in a file and do Ruby (file name).rb on the command line (I'm using Windows) and it would still work? Thanks.
@gamers542 Hello, yes it will work on windows. I used to do Rails on windows before moving to Linux. You should still be able to use almost the exact same commands. In your command line navigate into your rails app and run rails console or rails c as instructed. The reason I switched from Windows to Linux is because windows is terribly slow with Rails and testing. In Linux it's very fast. Things for rails just work in Linux where as in Windows it was always a struggle and Googlefu was needed.
this tutorial is the best thing that ever happened to me.
Viniciusataide100 1 day ago
It is super . i am running ROR in Wampserver + ROR installer
rameshswe 2 weeks ago
You have no idea, how helpfull you are to me!!!
krishkule 3 weeks ago
best RoR tutorial series on youtube i've come across. thanks :)
alsouno 1 month ago
The best RoR tutorial, thank you
HVRain 3 months ago
But why do the post commands from the terminal instead of running a single file that has the commands stored? Is it easier that way or just for demonstration purposes?
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I'm learning RoR some more and your vids make it easy to follow. Question though. Can you do all that in a file and do Ruby (file name).rb on the command line (I'm using Windows) and it would still work? Thanks.
gamers542 4 months ago in playlist More videos from andrewperk
@gamers542 Hello, yes it will work on windows. I used to do Rails on windows before moving to Linux. You should still be able to use almost the exact same commands. In your command line navigate into your rails app and run rails console or rails c as instructed. The reason I switched from Windows to Linux is because windows is terribly slow with Rails and testing. In Linux it's very fast. Things for rails just work in Linux where as in Windows it was always a struggle and Googlefu was needed.
andrewperk 4 months ago
Great videos! so much better than reading through documentation on my own !!! thank you!
annabortsova 4 months ago
@TheBrogrammer You're welcome.
andrewperk 5 months ago