As far as I know, django installs sqlite3 automatically Do rails need to have an Apache (server) installed separately?
There are not many ruby on rails courses, so there is a book called Perfect Ruby on Rails Is it okay to study with this book?
Ruby on rails is covered a lot on Linux, and useful blogs and video courses are also covered by Windows I'd like you to let me know additionally.
ruby ruby-on-rails web
Sqlite and Apache are different concepts.
When you first start a project with django, the database set up is sqlite3 and
Apache is the web server that you use to deploy.
The Perfect Ruby on Rails book is the most recent book. It's okay to read it. I am also studying with that book
The reason why I usually use Ror on Linux is that it is definitely easier to ro in Linux environment
Faster than Windows in terms of speed and functionality
If you want to do it on a regular window, you can use a virtual machine like railsinstaller, railsFTW, or Vagrant
http://codelion.net/
I recommend this place, too.
In a web programming club called "Like a Cool Lion," It's an educational site that I made, and it's good to follow like a tutorial.
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