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The default database for development in Rails is SQLite3, which I personally think is great. Pelican pete slot machine. Any Ruby developer (using Windows or any other OS) should have SQLite installed on their development environments. It only takes a minute.

Install SQLite3 on Windows

  • A couple of easy steps to install SQLite on Windows or Linux. The default database for development in Rails is SQLite3, which I personally think is great.Any Ruby developer (using Windows or any other OS) should have SQLite installed on their development environments.
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  1. Go to SQLite3 download page, “Precompiled Binaries For Windows” section;
  2. Download “sqlite-shell” and “sqlite-dll” archive files;
  3. Unpack them in C:WINDOWSsystem32 folder (or any other that is in your PATH);
  4. Install the sqlite3 Ruby gem.

Install SQLite3 on Ubuntu Linux

  1. Install the sqlite3 and libsqlite3-dev packages;
  2. Install the sqlite3 gem.

Install SQLite3 on Mac OS X

On Mac OS Leopard or later, you don’t have to! It comes pre-installed. You can upgrade it, if you absolutely need to, with Homebrew.

I previously posted about how to upgrade your ruby environment for OS X Mavericks: https://coderwall.com/p/5awmcq. I was helping a friend update his environment using the same steps, but we kept running into issues building gems with native extensions.

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This was apparently due to a conflict between RVM (ruby version manager) and the installed version of GCC.

After a lot of dead ends attempting to get the gem bundle to install, I eventually stumbled on this SO question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15204141/adding-usr-bin-gcc-4-2-to-path-installing-ruby.

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The only answer (at time of writing) was to run:

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This spills out a ton of useful information about the rvm config. In the case of the machine I was working on, there were a variety of things missing for rvm to successfully install ruby and compile gems.

First I removed the existing version of ruby:

Then followed the detailed instructions returned by running rvm requirements. In my case:

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Reopen your terminal windows. Then install gcc-4.2:

Further information: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8032824/cant-install-ruby-under-lion-with-rvm-gcc-issues

After running these steps, ruby was installed cleanly and bundler was able to install gems with native extensions. 3 days mac os. There are many questions on SO and various fixes recommended, but these were the steps that worked for me.