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Dave Fowler
Courses Plus Student 3,640 PointsRuby set up
I've installed Ruby, and verified the install of both Ruby and Rails via the video.
After installing the text editor, he jumps into "open a terminal and do this..."
His Terminal display looks way different then mine. Am I supposed to do this is Mac Terminal?
When I enter in what he said, "rvm use 1.9.3" my Terminal displays:
"ruby-1.9.3-p392 is not installed. To install do: 'rvm install ruby-1.9.3-p392'"
Did I miss something??
7 Answers
Kirk Friend
763 Points@Dave,
I had a similar issue when taking this course, the developers are using Macs but the Windows instructions are written in the teachers notes below the video.
I don't think Windows users have to worry about RVM, just continue to follow the terminal commands afterwards.
Dave Fowler
Courses Plus Student 3,640 Points@Kirk,
I'm actually using Mac, and like I mentioned his Mac Terminal looks much different than mine.
When I enter in what he did, I still get the error message.
Also, in the "Deeper Dives" section of Ruby, when he is installing RVM, the code I copy and paste into Terminal results in an error:
"command not found."
Any help on completing an install would be much appreciated. I've tried both the standard tutorial and Deep Dives methods, none of which are working.
Thanks
Jack Carr
7,329 PointsAre you sure you are using Terminal and not console?
Dave Fowler
Courses Plus Student 3,640 Points@Jack - Yes, I am using Terminal and not console.
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherHey Dave, can you email help@teamtreehouse.com if you're still having trouble? I think we need to do some troubleshooting more specific to your system.
Aleksandr Antonov
15,876 Pointssame story here. Had went down to the letter however when it got to the part rails generate scaffold status name:string content:text "
it runs an error
Could not find gem 'jquery-rails (>= 0) ruby' in the gems available on this machine.
Run bundle install to install missing gems.
I tried running "gem install bundler" once more and try it again, but it keeps sending the same error :((
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherAleksandr, try opening up your Gemfile and adding "gem 'jquery-rails'" then running bunlde install again.