Installing the Rails gems:
Rubinius has gem installed as a sub-command, so:
rbx gem install rails
Testing your Rails app:
After that, you can use any gem-installed executable as a rubinius sub-command. For example, to run your rails app's tests:
rbx rake test
or to start up your rails app:
rbx script/server
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