> (from the link): To paraphrase Jonathan Jackson, RVM is to Rails as rbenv is to Sinatra. I think that's overstating the difference quite a bit. If rbenv is S

> (from the link): To paraphrase Jonathan Jackson, RVM is to Rails as rbenv is to Sinatra. I think that's overstating the difference quite a bit. If rbenv is Sinatra, RVM is a lot closer to Padrino than Rails. > As for me and mine, I'm in the land of docker now... This is exactly where I'm headed on the deployment side of things, but on the developer workstation side, where Rubyists are overwhelmingly Mac users, Docker isn't an option, if the developer wants to work natively rather than inside a VM.