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William Peterson
5,103 PointsBundler or Composer
In my preliminary reading on this subject, everyone is using composer instead of bundler.
My question is; which should I be using to keep up to date with this technology?
4 Answers
William Peterson
5,103 PointsAlso, why would you not just use the Railsinstaller http://railsinstaller.org/en which takes care of all the troubles of installing: Packages included are Ruby 1.9.3 Rails 3.2 Bundler Git Sqlite TinyTDS SQL Server Support DevKit
John Steer-Fowler
Courses Plus Student 11,734 PointsPersonally I always use Bundler
William Peterson
5,103 PointsI guess for this lesson I should follow along...
William Peterson
5,103 Pointsok, thank you Phillip, I think I will just use the railsinstaller and with composer. Appreciated
Phillip Gibson
13,805 PointsPhillip Gibson
13,805 PointsIn some of the later lessons, they do mention rails installer and the easier solution.