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Littérature au primaire - Apprendre à vivre des mondes Revues 2011 Rubyist's guide to a Mac OS X development environment — giant robots smashing into other giant robots It's been two and a half years since my last laptop. It's neat to look back and see how much has improved since then for setting up a Ruby development environment. Of particular note, Homebrew, RVM, and Bundler did not exist back then. Here's how I set up an OS X 10.7 (Lion) thoughtbot laptop in 2011. I need GCC to help install everything else so I downloaded GCC for Lion. We used to have to install XCode to get GCC when OS X wasn't for developers, which was a 3-4GB download and took 10GB+ of space. However, Kenneth Reitz, one of the Readability guys, fixed this with his OS X GCC installer, which is a comparatively svelte 272MB download. Later on, when we're installing things using Homebrew, we'll see warnings like: Xcode is not installed! But, the builds will build fine. While that's installing, we'll customize our environment a little. I need a public key to get access to private Github repositories. ssh-keygen -t rsa I'm kept hitting "enter" until it was done. dotfiles I cloned the repo: . zsh