Mike Skalnik skalnik

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DONGS!

What about now?

I dunno, later, maybe? DONGS!?

Development Setup

So you want to be a Rails developer? Or at least mess around with it? Here's how I'd setup a new machine.

I use OS X, and as such can offer the best support for that environment. I have some limited experience developing on Linux, but since it's a similar to OS X I can offer some good help there.

I have no development experience in Windows, but I do know that it's not as well supported as Unix environments are. I may be able to offer some help here and there, but you're going to mainly be on your own if many issues arise.

OS X

	if has("gui_macvim")
	set fuoptions=maxvert,maxhorz
	set guifont=Monaco:h10
	set guioptions-=T " remove toolbar
	set guioptions-=r " remove scrollbars
	set guioptions-=L
	set stal=0 " turn on tabs off by default
	end

	set anti

	# Just a simple script that makes Hubot respond like the famous XKCD comic
	#
	# make me <something> - "What? Make it yourself."
	# sudo make me <something> - "Okay."
	module.exports = (robot) ->
	robot.respond /make( me)? (.+)/i, (msg) ->
	msg.send "What? Make it yourself."

	robot.respond /sudo make( me)? (.+)/i, (msg) ->
	msg.send "Okay."

	~ » ruby --version
	ruby 1.9.3p0 (2011-10-30 revision 33570) [x86_64-darwin11.2.0]
	~ » gem install pry
	Successfully installed pry-0.9.7.4
	1 gem installed
	Installing ri documentation for pry-0.9.7.4...

	RDoc::Parser::Ruby failure around line 23 of
	lib/pry/default_commands/input.rb

	Development Setup
	=================

	So you want to be a Rails developer? Or at least mess around with it? Here's how I'd setup a new machine.

	I use OS X, and as such can offer the best support for that environment. I have some limited experience developing on Linux, but since it's a similar to OS X I can offer some good help there.

	I have no development experience in Windows, but I do know that it's not as well supported as Unix environments are. I may be able to offer some help here and there, but you're going to mainly be on your own if many issues arise.

	OS X