The 'w' in wamp means you're on windows, right?

If so--install ruby from the one-click installer:

http://rubyinstaller.rubyforge.org/

Then open a command prompt and say:

  gem update --system

and when that's done:

  gem install rails

and optionally, when that's done:

  gem install mongrel

That should put you in a good position to develop & test.  Deployment is 
another matter--I'm not familiar enough to advise there...

HTH,

-Roy

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
unclebob100
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 3:16 PM
To: Ruby on Rails: Talk
Subject: [Rails] Beginners and fool-proof installation ? ? ?


First off - rememebr We are ALL not rocket scientists.

The concept is great but the docs fall short for us rookies . . .
You would have a HUGE user base if you could get back to SIMPLIFYING the 
installs.

BIG Question :

I have Apache, PHP, and mySQL running fine.


How do I get Ruby on Rails up and running with my existing setup ( It is the 
Wamp server package and it works Great. And very SIMPLE to set up I might add 
;-)

No where have I found a discreet explanation on how to do a new install if you 
ALREADY have a successful installation of Apache, PHP, and mySQL on your local 
testing server. Of which I do. I see all kinds of "All in One" installs and 
separate package installs but it does not show one how to piece it all together 
if you already have a successful working web server set up.

It needs to explain what folders to put what into and how to set up a first 
test. That would be a good idea I would think?
And very specific would help, right?

Can anyone here give me the correct info to get started?

Any help is much appreciated.

Rob Henrichon



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