Install Ruby on Rails on Windows. (Linux Subsystem)

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How to Install Ruby on Rails on Windows with Linux Ubuntu Subsystem 2024

How I learned Ruby on Rails

Hey there, I'm Malachi, and I'm passionate about one thing: helping YOU succeed in mastering Ruby on Rails! With years of experience in the world of web development, I've been through the ups and downs of learning Rails firsthand. Now, I'm here to share my knowledge and expertise with you.

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3. Search Turn Windows Features on Or off
4. Virtual Machine platform enabled and Windows Subsystem for Linux and HyperVisor Platform
5. Download Windows Terminal
6. Download Ubuntu 22.04.3 on Microsoft Store1
7. Setup WSL on Windows.
8. Download Ruby on that terminal
9. Download Rails on that terminal.
10. Verify the installation by running `ruby -v` and `rails -v` in the terminal to ensure that Ruby and Rails are successfully installed.
12. Install VScode, Postgresql, etc. (optional)
13. Should be Good to Go.

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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.

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

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

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

beybell
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thanks Malachi Rails, its very helpful

NeeleshMethuku
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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.

piehax
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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.

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