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Honestly, the setup isn't that complicated that it should take anybody who's following any kind of instructions any time at all. Even compiling from source is p
by ryanbigg 16y ago
Honestly, the setup isn't that complicated that it should take anybody who's following any kind of instructions any time at all. Even compiling from source is pretty straight forward... although there's a couple of "mystery packages" like libreadline that you have to have installed to get things like irb working.
That's why there's guides out there to show you how to do this. My final run through of just copy-pasting the examples in the post took all of 20 minutes and most of that time was spent waiting for Ruby to compile.
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- cherring 16y agoWithout some kind of indication to the security issue doesn't this comment really just amount to FUD? Can you enlighten us to the security issue referred to?
- binbasti 16y agoBasing your choice of the framework and even the language for your project on some error during what seems to be your first installation ever of that specific stack is really not a good idea. Installation and deployment are well solved problems with both technologies, and there are so many other factors to consider depending on what you're building.