Cloud9 / Linux Setup + Git Commands – DIY Twitter Clone #4

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Today we setup Cloud9, giving us access to a FREE Linux development environment in the cloud. Afterwards, we run some commands to ensure the project was set up correctly. We build a new Ruby on Rails application, and learn how to commit it to our local version control (GIT). Afterwards, we check to ensure the commit went through as intended, and push the repository to GitHub where it is secure and safely backed up.

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11 responses to “Cloud9 / Linux Setup + Git Commands – DIY Twitter Clone #4”

  1. John Mullins Avatar

    I was doing alright till cloud9 asked for a credit card while signing up. I don't have a credit card and I don't know of anybody that does.

  2. João Palma Avatar

    Really good, thank so much for this tutorial!

  3. Darrell Mayson Avatar

    Inception flutter. Gold. ><

  4. Samuel Granger Avatar

    Why are you developing on Cloud 9 rather than running things on your own machine? Also, awesome series. Very interesting project.

  5. Anon Piggy Avatar

    Your intro is so loud, but your voice is low… Kind of unstable xD

  6. Evan Richardson Avatar

    your sick bro.. thanks

  7. John Kall Avatar

    I have encountered this when starting the server:
    bash: Gemfile.lock: command not found

    Process exited with code: 127
    It also says 'run last' instead of 'run application'

  8. Sam Deacon Avatar

    best way to run rails on windows 🙂 hope it's not such a brain-f*ck to set up postgresql as it is on w8.1

  9. Sam Deacon Avatar

    wow this is a really good series I stumbled onto!

  10. DevFactor Avatar

    In our most recent lesson, we discuss how to get your own Linux based operating system running in the cloud for development purposes. Follow along to learn basic Linux commands, and begin writing code on Linux! #programming #code #devfactor  

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