Rails on Netbeans 8.0

[David Bennett]

I've done some Rails work in the past using Netbeans and I was pretty
comfortable with it. I'm running Windows and I'm not really a command
line kind of guy.

So I downloaded Netbeans 8.0 and installed the plug-in and tried to
create a basic Rails app. I picked sqlite3 and when it asked, I
'upgraded Rails' to 4.1.8.

Then it fell over with a missing gem: activerecord-jdbcsqlite3-adapter.
Fair enough: load the gem and refresh the rake tasks. Another gem:
sass-rails. And another: uglifier. And so on. Is that expected?
Shouldn't they load automatically?

Eventually it jammed up on a gem version conflict, but by now I think
something is broken.

Question is: does this stuff actually work, or am I wasting my time?
What should I do now? All I want is any kind of running Rails in
Netbeans.

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[Evandro Santos]

​You don't want to install linux or all RoR dev-env on your machine ?
why don't you try something like cloud9 (is a  cloud IDE) ​or vagrant?

On 12 December 2014 at 11:44, David Bennett <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

n is: does this stuff actually work, or am I wasting my time?
What should I do now? All I want is any kind of running Rails in

​

Evan Santos about.me/omgitsevan

[Jason Fleetwood-Boldt]

Sounds like a question for Netbeans support

does Netbeans let you “bundle install” (My IDE of choice, RubyMine does this)

If so, do a bundle install both on the command line and also inside of Netbeans and make sure they run smoothly with no hiccups

-Jason

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[David Bennett]

Evandro Santos wrote in post #1164532:

> ​You don't want to install linux or all RoR dev-env on your machine ?
> why don't you try something like cloud9 (is a cloud IDE) ​or vagrant?

Thanks for the response but for my current purpose it just has to be
Windows. Nothing else will do.

[David Bennett]

Jason Fb wrote in post #1164544:

> Sounds like a question for Netbeans support
>
> does Netbeans let you “bundle install” (My IDE of choice, RubyMine does
> this)
>
> If so, do a bundle install both on the command line and also inside of
> Netbeans and make sure they run smoothly with no hiccups

Netbeans dropped support for Ruby some time back. The plug-in is now
maintained by a small team and this is the only place I know likely to
find someone who knows about it.

Yes, it seems there is "bundler" as a project option and yes, it does
look like this could be a solution if I could get it to work. Right now
it doesn't, but it gives me something to try. Maybe I need to update
Bundler first.

[Colin Law]

On 13 December 2014 at 06:55, David Bennett <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Evandro Santos wrote in post #1164532:
>> You don't want to install linux or all RoR dev-env on your machine ?
>> why don't you try something like cloud9 (is a cloud IDE) or vagrant?
>
> Thanks for the response but for my current purpose it just has to be
> Windows. Nothing else will do.

You may be out of luck in that case.

Colin