What is Rails FOR LINUX?

Rails FOR LINUX

Rails (also known as Ruby on Rails) is an open source, free and full-stack web framework that can be used by programmers to develop database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Control pattern.

The application supports a wide range of web servers and databases, including Apache, lighttpd, MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, Oracle, DB2, Firebird, and SQL Server. It works well on any UNIX-like operating system.

Rails is heavily used on both non-profit and enterprise organizations, for developing any type of web application, such as software for collaboration, e-commerce, community, content management, statistics, etc.

Installation Process

• Install Ruby on your GNU/Linux operating system.


• Install Rails and its runtime dependencies through RubyGems using the 'gem install rails' command.


• Alternatively, install Rails from the main software repositories of popular distributions.

After the installation process, interact with the Rails framework via a console environment. Create the app skeleton and start the server to run Ruby on Rails.

Key Features:

• Open source and free to use.


• Support for a wide range of web servers and databases.


• Develop database-backed web applications efficiently.


• Written entirely in the Ruby programming language.


• Develop any type of web application for various purposes.

Publisher: Rails Team

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