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Re:I Miss Rails by wwweston on Friday March 29, 2019 @02:04AM (#19519509)
Let's say the last time I really worked on anything Rails related was 2011-ish, and while I got stuff done OK, I never really particularly fell in love with it (and in fact was often annoyed that most projects I worked on seemed to start with a week of hacking through environment and gem snarls).

Where would people recommend I read about (a) getting up and running with rails 5 and (b) appreciating what's new and improved in the last 8 years?

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Re:I Miss Rails by jaredcwhite on Friday March 29, 2019 @03:02AM (#19519701)
I use RVM and create .ruby-version files for every single project I touch. Occasionally I'll let more than one project share a Ruby version/Gemset combo, but often I'll make sure each is unique.

No need to "bundle exec" anymore, because simply cd'ing in and out of project folders resets your gems to a clean list only required by that app. It's great. The years come and go and I still hear people complaining about Ruby version and gem hell and I wonder why the heck they aren't using RVM!

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Re:I Miss Rails by joelbluminator on Friday March 29, 2019 @09:52AM (#19521663)
A lot of things improved but a lot of things stayed the same. Rails is like oysters - not for everone...
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