Is it either Rails and Django more difficult to install on Windows?

Question

I tried to get these frameworks running on Windows Vista for a couple of days, but to no avail.

Every time I thought that they worked for me, I get some random error related to installing PostgreSQL or MySQL, or were screwed in the paths or some other command line error "was not recognized by the internal or external command" (or that that). Someone told me that for these frameworks it’s much easier to work on Ubuntu, but I really don’t want to do this switch, since all I have is Windows. Are these common problems when trying to work on Windows?

I think I just stick with C # and .NET, since everything seems to work very well with this install-twenty-different-components stuff and whether they work together. Instant Django appropriate to use?

Answer 1

Yes. RoR and Django were hard to install on Vista.

I apologize for not having specifics, but here is a general overview of my problem and how I overcame it. Maybe there is something for you.

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Answer 2

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Answer 5

django and python did not work for me using the windows vista command line until I opened the windows registry and installed:

Computer \ HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ py_auto_file \ Shell \ open \ commands (default)

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