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First thing is to download and install ruby, you can either use the default installation or some version manager. In my case I'm using rbenv, and if you're using linux I recommend it too, it's simple and I like it a lot.
Where I work and in several other projects I use PostgreSQL, I'm used to the behavior and the interface, so when creating this project I configured it to be the database. And since I'm working on an API project I set the flag for Rails to not create front-end files (I'll create a separate project to consume the API later, probably in VueJS).
Where I work and in several other projects I use PostgreSQL, I'm used to the behavior and the interface, so when creating this project I configured it to be the database. And since I'm working on an API project I set the flag for Rails to not create front-end files (I'll create a separate project to consume the API later, probably in VueJS).
After installing ruby, I installed the rails gem and a few more rubocop-related ones to lint right into my code editor (I'm using vscode with the ruby โโand ruby-rubocop extensions).
After installing ruby, I installed the rails gem and a few more rubocop-related ones to lint right into my code editor (I'm using vscode with the ruby โโand ruby-rubocop extensions).