Ruby on Rails

On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 1:59 PM, gautam s. wrote:

Dear Yong Gu,

You guys are fast. I mean really fast i have been on unix forums

(unix.com) for a while, but replies this fast its amazing.

I have tried writing "rails s" it always says "sh.exe: rake: command not

found"

Do i need to use some other emacs as of now i am using Aptana Studio 3

on Windows 8 OS.

If you know of any better version tools or emacs or softwares for

running ruby easily on windows 8, do let me know i will download that

particular version.

Yong Gu wrote in post #1107444:

If the database is created and setup, then just run 'rails s' under the

project directory and open your browser to check http://localhost:3000.

If it is not, then you need to setup the database as below:

1. rake db:create // create the database

2. rake db:migrate // create the tables in the database

3. rake db:seed // if there is any data need to setup

For the database setup, see the config/database.yml to fill the correct

credential of you local database.

If there is any errors, please paste the log here and we can check it

together.

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