I would love to pick it up, maybe just because of how DHH speaks of it :D
I recently tried it and one thing that put me off was the installation. I couldn't access installed gems like rails and searching online for the issue it seems there is a wide range of bundlers people use and I just couldn't find help for my super basic setup. I will probably try reinstalling everything again once I have a little more free time.
I would suggest using chruby. It was reviewed and approved by the head rvm maintainer. The only reason to use RVM these days is if you are maintaining a legacy app that needs it.
Needing to use rvm was honestly a big reason that I let my ruby use dwindle to just chef customizations; I really couldn't stand having to maintain more than 2 package catalogs.
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I would love to pick it up, maybe just because of how DHH speaks of it :D
I recently tried it and one thing that put me off was the installation. I couldn't access installed gems like rails and searching online for the issue it seems there is a wide range of bundlers people use and I just couldn't find help for my super basic setup. I will probably try reinstalling everything again once I have a little more free time.
I suggest using rvm not to depend on the operating system's ruby :-)
I would suggest using chruby. It was reviewed and approved by the head rvm maintainer. The only reason to use RVM these days is if you are maintaining a legacy app that needs it.
Didn't know about chruby! Going to check it out :) Thanks!
Needing to use rvm was honestly a big reason that I let my ruby use dwindle to just chef customizations; I really couldn't stand having to maintain more than 2 package catalogs.