If all you want it to install the latest version of Ruby and don’t require different versions of it installed side by side you can use Homebrew to install it on your Mac. All you must do is enter this command Your Ruby development is now only a few gems away. Thank you for reading
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Homebrew on Mac
Homebrew is a package manager written in Ruby for Mac OS X which lets you install and setup packages that are not part of the system or need come from a different source. Homebrew is commonly used by developers of all types to replace outdated system packages or install will lesser or no hassle, Homebrew […]
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IO.JS on Mac
IO.JS is a folk of Node.js that uses the latest build of Google’s V8 Engine and supports ES6, in some performance benchmarks IO.JS is faster than Node.js The performance benchmarks of IO.JS vs Node.js can be found over here. IO.JS is recommended if you are working on a new project, if you are using a […]
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Node.js on OSX
Node.js is an open source, cross-platform runtime environment for server-side and networking applications. Node.js applications are written in JavaScript, If you are not already familiar with what Node.js is, you can learn more over it from here. We will be using Homebrew to install Node.js, Homebrew makes it more easier to install and upgrade Node.js. […]
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MacVim on OSX
MacVim is a text/source editor for Mac that offers Vim built around GUI, that comes with extra features and support Mac-based keyboard shortcuts, which makes it very handy to use, MacVim added interactive interface like menus to tasks that had to be done using commands or keyboard shortcuts. It’s like GVim on Linux. Installing Homebrew […]