Install Ruby on Rails on Windows. (Linux Subsystem)

[@KentvanKuller]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I started with the regular Windows installation in your other video, but after running into errors, I realized it's easier to install on the Linux subsystem for Windows and followed closely along in this video. I achieved success in properly installing and setting up the Rails project. I will watch the POSTGRESQL setup video later.

[@MalachiRails]

You're welcome!

[@Keepupwithife]

Only tutorial that really helped me to get it up and running.

[@MalachiRails]

In happy to hear this.

[@CyranicalGoated]

Thanks for making this tutorial man, hopefully this will help me setup wsl2 for rails.

[@MalachiRails]

Did you set it up

[@CyranicalGoated]

@@MalachiRails Not yet school made me busy

[@MalachiRails]

ok let me know how it goes@@CyranicalGoated

[@agustinsoria8118]

@@MalachiRails Brother! Do you a tutorial to set up Rails using a subsystem Linux like Ubuntu? I being having problems connecting that with PostgreSQL and the next week i have a technical interview with that. Pls help!

[@MalachiRails]

@@agustinsoria8118 that’s this video

[@NeeleshMethuku]

thanks Malachi Rails, its very helpful

[@MalachiRails]

I’m glad

[@beybell]

Hello, Malachi. Thanks for the video, I did it all right 👍🏻

[@MalachiRails]

Great 👍

[@piehax7891]

You should run rbenv global 3.3.0 after installing it. Then ruby -v should return the correct version too or use rbenv local for a project.

[@MalachiRails]

Interesting

[@xxUtopia]

Thank you! The digitalocean docs have this step, but it seems it was skipped in the video

[@theb00geyman69]

Hi, I just want to ask if I can create a rail project on different drive like Drive D even though I install the ruby, rails, and other things in my C drive. I am running low on my C drive which is why I ask. Thank you in Advance.

[@MalachiRails]

Yes u can