Hi,
yes Steven's right. First check if you have the requirements needed: suitable Ruby, Rubygem and Rails versions, also required gems list. You can read in README what you need then check in terminal with these:
$ ruby -v
$ gem -v
$ rails -v
$ gem list
Compare them. After you pulled with Git go to the app's folder and try:
$ ruby script/server
Probably you'll have some errors mostly if you're new in Rails. Google them and solve step-by-step.
Have fun,
Zoli
2011/6/10
<lovdbyles...@googlegroups.com>
d is a standard rails app, so you start it in the standard way. If
you're not sure how to do this, it's probably a good idea to look at a
rails howto.
Starting the server: execute script/server in term.
Looking at the app: http://localhost:3000
Cheers,
steven bi