Mavrick Laakso • 5/14/2023

Using Nix for Your Ruby on Rails Development Environment

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This article details how to use Nix, a declarative package manager and system configuration tool, to set up a Ruby on Rails development environment. It explains how Nix solves dependency and version conflicts, especially across different machine architectures (like Intel vs. Apple Silicon Macs), ensuring a reproducible setup that simplifies onboarding and deployment.

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