Useful Resource #4 - Setting up ruby on rails on eclipse
I have been working with eclipse environment for quite some time now. And since I started working with Ruby on Rails I was initially using RadRails (which is again extended from eclipse). So I had to switch between eclipse and RadRails for J2EE and Rails projects until I saw this wonderful article “Setting up a Rails Development Environment on Windows Using Eclipse” in NAPCS.com by Brian Hogan, which explains clearly to setup ruby on rails in eclipse environment. Now I have all my Rails and J2EE projects configured in eclipse and don’t need shift back and forth.
Matt Kent Said,
June 8, 2006 @ 9:01 pm
FYI, RadRails is also available as Eclipse plugins from our update site (http://radrails.sourceforge.net/update). You can bring the RadRails plugins into an existing Eclipse SDK if you don’t wish to use the standalone.
Ramesh Said,
June 8, 2006 @ 9:12 pm
Hi Matt,
Thank you for that input. I didn’t know that. That would definitely save a lot of time setting up.
Ramesh