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Sublime Text 2

Although you're free to use any editor we recommend Sublime. Here's how to get the most out of it

Setting up

Once you've installed Sublime there's a few things you should do to get things set up properly:

Package Control

The Ruby universe

This is a brief introduction into the world of web development and Ruby. To view all the different gems listed by popularity check out the Ruby Toolbox.

Web frameworks

Rails - the most popular, although recently has been criticised for being a bit bloated - giving you more than you often need to build a simple web site
Sinatra - takes the opposite principal, more of a "micro framework" that starts with just enough to get you going, and you can then add Gems for more advanced stuff as and when you need it

	{
	"env":{
	"PATH":"${HOME}/.rvm/bin:${PATH}"
	},
	"cmd": ["rvm-auto-ruby", "$file"],
	"file_regex": "^(...?):([0-9]):?([0-9]*)",
	"selector": "source.ruby"
	}

	{
	// This is the ruby default
	"tab_size": 2,

	// Set to true to insert spaces when tab is pressed
	"translate_tabs_to_spaces": true,

	// This shows all your whitespace, including spaces and tabs
	// helps keep code clean and properly indented!
	"draw_white_space": "all",

	def vader(evil = false)
	# guard clause
	return "something else" if evil == "luke"

	# implicit return, last line executed
	if evil
	"i am your father and I hate you"
	else
	"i am your father and i love you"
	end

	# You can loop through a range
	(1..10).each {\|a\| puts a }

	first_ten = (1..10).to_a

	# You can convert it into an array
	puts first_ten.inspect

	puts "selecting odd numbers"

	def do_some_maths
	puts yield(10)
	puts yield(20)
	end

	do_some_maths do \|num\|
	num * 20
	end

	do_some_maths do \|number\|

	#create your own methods
	#create a method with one argument, and print it out
	#create a method with two arguments
	#create a method with one argument, which by default is nil
	#create a method that returns two values, depending on if an argument is true or false

	#take this hash, and use it to make this string. Make sure you use the hash twice,
	#and use string interpolation i.e. "A string #{variable}"

	hash = {:dario => "Dario", :leo => "Leo"}


	- Copy setup.zip to your Downloads folder


	- Double click the folder to unzip the folder


	- Open the folder, and then once inside:

	require 'minitest/autorun'
	require 'mocha/setup'
	require './lib/dice'

	class DiceTest < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase

	def setup
	@one_dice = Dice.new(1)
	@two_dice = Dice.new(2)
	end