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By bloid
via yehudakatz.com
Submitted: Jan 28 / 12:30

My Preferred Rails Development Environment

I’ve been chatting with a bunch of new Rails guys lately, and have been recommending my particular mix of Eclipse, RDT, RadRails, Subclipse, and Aptana as a basic IDE for new guys. It occurred to me that there’s no one-stop shop for instructions on how to do that, so here goes

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