# ruby web development

Offline rails application » Hello Developers, I am working on a Web rails project which is working fine with the Internet. But I have to use this project in the areas where there is no or very less internet connection. So I would have to make this web application work offline. The application contains multiple pages. How can I do so? I thought to do so using cache I have found this Caching with Rails: An Overview — Ruby on Rails Guides. Can I use this in my application? If yes then how?. I want all my views(html) as well… Discuss.rubyonrails.org

The Ruby on Rails IDE by JetBrains » Cross-platform Ruby on Rails IDE with first-class support for Ruby-related technologies. Download now! Jetbrains.com

What computer do I need for Ruby development? - Krengel Technology » This past year I’ve been speaking a lot about doing IBM i open source development with languages like Ruby and using tools like Git. A common question I get is asked below: >Please advise what processor/memory/windows version should we have as we are going to be buying new laptops for our developers to get into […] Krengeltech.com

How I turn an average desktop PC into server for hosting a website… » Jan 31, 2009… how to code web/application server in ruby? 4 · How to write a small ruby web server? 1 · started rails server, now what? 2 · Requirements to … Stackoverflow.com

VSCode + WSL makes Windows awesome for web development » I’m kinda shocked. Windows actually got good for web developers. Between VSCode, WSL, and Intel’s latest desktop chips, I’ve been living with a PC for over a week that runs my programming tests faster than an M3 Max, ships with an excellent window manager out-the-box, and generally feels like a completely viable alternative to macOS fo… World.hey.com

r/ruby on Reddit: Why do so many Ruby developers use Mac OS? It's better for development? » Posted by u/CabecaRaspada - 31 votes and 71 comments Reddit.com

Ruby on Rails » A web-app framework that includes everything needed to create database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Rubyonrails.org

Would you develop on Windows? » Hello! I’ve been developing Rails apps — for nearly three years — solely on macOS. My perception is that “everyone” develops on either macOS or Linux — not considering remote services. So I am wondering how “easy” it is to develop a Ruby on Rails app on Windows? Do Windows tools provide good enough support for language, shell functionality, database management, etc…? Or is one better off using WLS2, or Docker? Thanks! Discuss.rubyonrails.org