Ruby Development
Dev Center | Collaborating with Others
Table of Contents Adding collaborators Other developers (identified by email address) can be invited to collaborate on your app: heroku sharing:add joe@example.com Adding joe@example.com to myapp collaborators... done When you invite a collaborator, they’ll be sent an email to let them know they were granted access to the app. If no existing Heroku account matches the email specified, an invitation email is sent.
If you have issues please see the Google Group . Use standard Ruby, the tools automatically use JRuby when necessary. # Install the google-appengine gem sudo gem install google - appengine bundle # Create a simple app appcfg . rb generate_app hello # Start development server dev_appserver . rb hello
GettingStarted - appengine-jruby - Getting Started with JRuby on Google App Engine - Google App Engine API Wrappers and Tools for JRuby
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Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Rails by Example | Ruby on Rails 3 Tutorial book and screencasts | by Michael Hartl
25 Dec 2010 Last updated: Thursday January 31st 2013 This beginner's guide will set up with Ruby 1.9.3, RVM and Rails 3.2.9 and is specifically written for a development environment on Ubuntu 12.04, but will probably work on many other operating systems, including older / newer versions of Ubuntu and Debian.
Blog of Ryan Bigg - Ubuntu, Ruby, RVM, Rails, and You
Installing Ruby in my Ubuntu environment. by Oct 24
