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Re:Moving on from Rails and What’s Next by ajmurmann on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @01:06AM (#19560914)
Is this really an issue for most devs moving from Ruby? I don't think I have ever run Ruby on Windows or talked to anyone who did.
Re:Moving on from Rails and What’s Next by grogenaut on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @01:45AM (#19561062)
In 2008 when I did rails I was always annoyed that the dev tools heavily favored mac but you deployed to linux. No end of issues with native gems and deploys. I don't think I was using windows back then.
Re:Moving on from Rails and What’s Next by dimaboychev on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @02:21AM (#19561199)
I hate this. Some tools work best on Linux (i.e. LAMP/LEMP, composer, etc. - performance is noticeably better than Mac). I don't even mention Windows here because it's probably worse. I'd love to have one ultimate OS to do web development, but find myself hopping to Linux and back to Mac... and occasionally to Windows (games :D). Mac/Windows with Linux VM solves this issue, but it's a hassle. Windows Subsystem for Linux is again very slow (try composer) because of slow I/O -- so that great attempt from Microsoft doesn't work for all.
Re:Moving on from Rails and What’s Next by geowwy on Wednesday April 03, 2019 @02:09AM (#19561154)
Rails is still very much develop on Mac/deploy to Linux. Although I think developing on Windows and Linux is easier these days.