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Installing Ruby and RubyGems
SproutCore uses Ruby and RubyGems to download and install the SproutCore developer tools. Unless you know you already have at least Ruby 1.8.6 and RubyGems 1.0.1 or newer (and the Xcode developer tools for the Mac) installed on your system, follow the instructions below for your platform to get it installed:
| Mac | If you are on OS X 10.5 with the developer tools installed, there is nothing to do. Otherwise read InstallingRubyOnMac to get up to speed. |
| Linux | On Linux, you probably have ruby installed but on Ubuntu, you still need RubyGems. The best guide is here. |
| Windows | Windows does not come with Ruby or RubyGems installed, but there is a handy installer. Install Ruby here and you are ready to go. |
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