Designer’s Guide to Rails on Windows

I’ve just finished writing a series of articles focusing on getting a Rails development environment running on a Windows machine. This is primarily for the new people joining our team over the next few months, and explains some key concepts like Ruby language characteristics, SQL, and subversion usage. I purposely kept the programming discussion shallow as my main focus was getting our designers up-to-speed without overwhelming them with technical jargon.

You can check out the full series here:

PART ONE: Introduction to Ruby, Rails, MySQL and Subversion.

PART TWO: Ruby Installation and Language Primer.

PART THREE: Rails, MySQL and the Windows Command Prompt.

PART FOUR:  RMagick and Subversion.