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Q: 

What RoR programs are used in this tutorial

I'm new to rails, and I'm watching this video tutorial online and I was wondering what programs are being using - I recognize terminal, but thats about it.

http://media.rubyonrails.org/video/rails_take2_with_sound.mov

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Terminal, Safari (browser) and TextMate (editor)

thnetos  2009-07-13 21:15:43
+5  A: 

Note that the video is from 2005, and most of it looks horribly out of date.

Jim Puls  2009-07-13 21:16:06
Awesome thanks!
Elliot  2009-07-13 21:20:57
I'm a little scared of a world where most of what was used in 2005 is horribly out of date.
Telemachus  2009-07-14 12:08:48
Well, for one thing, it was filmed on OS X Tiger, and OS X Leopard got a big visual makeover when it was released in 2007. I did say "looks" out of date.
Jim Puls  2009-07-14 16:28:38

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