> I get what you're saying, but the thing is that it's really not difficult to get running. Especially on a Mac. Especially now that we have bundler and such. The only thing one really has to manage is ruby versions, and that can be done with rbenv/rvm.
I'm not interested in Rails.app, but I must correct you on that: it isn't difficult to get a Ruby environment running in most cases.
When you've spent half a day puzzling over why your colleague's new Macbook Air won't build Ruby despite everything seeming to be in order you'll never be so sure of how long setting it up will take.
I'm not interested in Rails.app, but I must correct you on that: it isn't difficult to get a Ruby environment running in most cases.
When you've spent half a day puzzling over why your colleague's new Macbook Air won't build Ruby despite everything seeming to be in order you'll never be so sure of how long setting it up will take.