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This assumes that one knows how to use WSL-remote in VScode (see previous posts for more information: https://zeropivot.xyz/update-notes-on-how-to-use-wsl-remote-with-wsl2-and-ruby-300) https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-recipes/blob/master/debuggin...
Previous Notes Were Here I discovered a way of using VScode "natively" with WSL, in the sense that everything is done in WSL and VScode does that while working with windows. With VScode installed, search for the "Remote - WSL" , and install that. H...
Just some quick notes on how to use nginx with Ruby/Puma, and SSL, after spending an entire day debugging. Here is what I am currently using: Ruby 3.0.0 on WSL2 with Ubuntu 20.04LTS; the app get pushed to servers on digitalocean.com, using the same ...
Following the notes on how to install Ruby 3.0.0 on Windows 10 / WSL2 Ubuntu ... If you want to have something resembling intellisense in your Ruby code in Windows 10 and VScode: In a powershell/cmd terminal assuming you have Ruby 3.0.0 installed: g...
Update: You can now just do gem update --system and be just fine, but the steps are still there for installing RVM. Ruby 3.0 was released recently and seems to be fully backwards compatible with Ruby < 3.0 (2.7, etc). I need a dual setup, as I use...
I've been a windows user all my life, I'm not going to lie. I'm also an artist, and found it impossible to make a switch to a distribution of Linux, not to mention multi-booting requiring an order to it if you still want Windows. If one is unaware, M...