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Most, if not all, Rails applications start through the same way: rails command. The command essentially creates a skeleton Rails application in a directory of your choice. To get started, make a directory for your Rails projects and then run the rails command to make the first application. read more »

The SQLite3 installation on Windows was really straight forward and easy although it may be documented rather obscurely. The main thing is to download the pre-compiled version of SQLite3 (at this moment 3.7.2) from the SQLite web site. read more »

In this tutorial, I will show you how I install RoR development environment in Windows 7. I will be using Ruby 1.9.2. , Pik 0.2.8 and Rails 3.0.0. While Pik’s usage might be not clearly explained in this post, its kinda useful. read more »