Build a Blog with Rails Part 1: Rails New

[@unknownman1]

You are the GOD. Literally, no one teaches Ruby on Rails now, but your channel is gold for us. Thank you so much for what you are doing for the community.

[@GorailsTV]

That makes my day. We're happy to keep thus community thriving as best we can!

[@mariners_platter]

Chris, you are AWESOME! So cool of you to give us a Rails 7 update!

[@GorailsTV]

Lots more coming soon!!

[@sovietwarmachine1979]

Aaaah. Fresh new tutorial using ruby 3 and rails 7. Perfection !

[@GorailsTV]

You bet and lots more coming!

[@nerwinchernando]

Nice set of videos to refresh from ruby and rails

[@barbapapazes]

Awesome! I'm learning ruby and rails and that's exactly what I'm searching! 🎉

[@LibertarianSeeker]

Great series! Thanks a lot!

[@GorailsTV]

Glad you like them!

[@julioarruda8182]

Thank you!

[@olegmitnik9617]

About asdf-vm. Why did you set and use global ruby instead of local? I mean a local ruby verion for current project?

[@GorailsTV]

Great question. You'll need a default Ruby to install Rails and then Rails will also set that version when you create a new Rails app so it remembers which version you were on.

[@anti5895]

Great video, thank you. Unfortunately, I had to give up learning ROR, I never made it past the fresh project install. On Debian latest, always stuck when ruby gem [?] asks for a sudo password when running install inside the newly created project directory. Tried RVM, plain ruby, everything, reinstall stuff, follow steps on various blogs--that's when I found out that ROR is indeed a bit difficult to install--but nothing works. Thanks anyway, this is a great tutorial series.

[@GorailsTV]

You'll never use sudo to install ruby or gems like rails. If it asks, you've done something wrong. Follow our guide for Ubuntu which should be very similar to Debian. gorails.com/setup

[@anti5895]

​@@GorailsTV It's not me using sudo to install. but right in the end, it always asking for a sudo. seems like it using some sort of fallback dir to install stuff, I am following the ruby and also rails official documentation but the result always the same. sure will check out the link and try again this weekend. thank you for the swift response!

[@anti5895]

@@GorailsTV I thought I needed to give an update. After cleaning up my system, I followed your instructions and it seems to work. However, during the gem install steps, I noticed that some of the items installed complained about sth like "Couldn't find file to include 'foo/bar.md'". the installation itself went through, but when I tried to execute rails -v, it stopped with an error about included file/s not found. I tried a couple of times but, had no luck. I decided to uninstall all gems, remove rails, and start over. I use .gemrc and pass the option --no-document then I reinstall rails. no errors about missing MD files this time, however, I cannot run rails command as bash keeps telling me that there are no rails installed even after I restart my terminal. so I updated my $PATH to look into my GEM_PATHS as well as their bin directories. after the terminal restart, I finally can run rails -v without error, rails new, and finally rails server. thank you for your reply to my comment yesterday, that really got me going. I am still not sure whether my last steps (updating $PATH) were necessary or even normal when setting up rails. I will keep looking for a topic on this, but at least now I can start on my rails journey.

[@regularquote]

Great! You are using mac but I am using win10, how can I go forward?

[@GorailsTV]

Follow our setup guide gorails.com/setup

[@devpatel7302]

is these course for beginners in ror means someone like me who only knows ruby and want to learn ror ......

[@GorailsTV]

Yup

[@HubertCopeland]

cool video)

[@MARKETER-ph8od]

cool video)