How to code/run Ruby on Chromebook

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shetyeshail picture shetyeshail · Jan 1, 2014 · Viewed 13.3k times · Source

On the desktop, I can use a text editor with the ruby interpreter to run everything, but there isn't an interpreter available for Chromebook. Is there any online software/program/webapp that would let me run Ruby code or emulate it? Kind of like Codeacademy where you put your stuff into the one section and it displays the results in another 'console' section.

I found something called OpenShift, and I'm wondering if it would let me upload a .rb file and have it run or something so I can see what I'm making.

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dudiedood picture dudiedood · Feb 7, 2014

Install linux with Crouton and you can run/install libs etc as you need to

Just found another way...run Servers Ultimate from your Android phone or tablet and access through the hotpoint wifi

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