Getting Started with Ruby on Rails Blog: Basic Setup Guide

Preface

   Ruby on Rails is a popular web development  frame that allows  inventors to  produce dynamic web  operations  snappily and  fluently. In this blog post, we will  bandy the  introductory setup process for creating a Ruby on Rails blog.

Installing Ruby on Rails

   Before we can  produce a Ruby on Rails blog, we need to install Ruby on Rails on our machine. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way is to use a package  director  similar as Homebrew on macOS or Chocolatey on Windows. Once we've installed the package  director, we can use it to install Ruby and Rails with a single command. After installation, we can  corroborate that we've installed Ruby and Rails  rightly by running a many simple commands in the terminal.   

Creating a New Rails Application

   Once we've installed Ruby on Rails, we can  produce a new Rails  operation for our blog. To do this, we will use the rails new command followed by the name of our  operation. This will  produce a new directory with all the necessary  lines and  flyers  for our Rails  operation. We can  also navigate to the directory and start the Rails garçon to see our new  operation in action.   

Adding Blog Functionality

   Now that we've a  introductory Rails  operation set up, we can add blog functionality to it. To do this, we will use a gem called Concoct to handle  stoner authentication, and another gem called Simple Form to  produce forms for creating and editing blog posts. We'll also  produce a  introductory database schema using Rails migrations, and add some  introductory styling using Bootstrap. With these tools, we can  produce a completely functional blog that allows  druggies to  produce accounts,  produce and edit blog posts, and view posts created by other  druggies.   

Conclusion

   In this blog post, we've  bandied the  introductory setup process for creating a Ruby on Rails blog. We've covered the installation of Ruby and Rails, creating a new Rails  operation, and adding blog functionality to our  operation. With these  way, we can  produce a completely functional blog  snappily and  fluently using Ruby on Rails.