Fix the first steps instructions for new users #53
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If the users follow current instructions they will hit the wall at the moment. The example using Ruby require syntax does not work at all. The example using sprockets commetns syntax will raise ruby syntax errors in editors such as RubyMine or Vim (because // is not valid Ruby comment syntax). This change fixes both issues: - clarifies which syntax can be used for which versions of Ruby - uses # comment syntax instead of // for better support of Ruby syntax aware editors
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Fix the first steps instructions for new users
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If the users follow current instructions they will hit the wall at the moment. The example using Ruby require syntax does not work at all. The example using sprockets commetns syntax will raise ruby syntax errors in editors such as RubyMine or Vim (because // is not valid Ruby comment syntax).
This change fixes both issues: