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Rails on Windows

From: Ryan D.
Sent on: Saturday, June 15, 2013, 4:40 PM 
Hi Everyone,

I am fairly new to Rails, but I have found a Rails based project that
would suite a contract of mine almost perfectly. The RailsApps Project's
"Installing Rails" guide says that development with Rails on Windows
"can be painful". The in-house dev team on this contact is primarily
Windows based. Our production/staging servers would be Linux, but most
development would be done on Windows systems.

Is Rails actually hard to work with under Windows? Would buying RubyMine
for everyone get around typical problems? I'm worried about having too
steep of a learning curve by using Rails on this project.

Thanks for any advice!


Ryan

Reston, VA

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