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Step 1: Have a volunteer check your tool versions

Find a volunteer and have them watch the next steps.

Verify tool installation

Most of the time, the version numbers don't have to match exactly. In general, if the first two numbers match, or if the full number you have is greater than the one below, then you're cool.

If you're on OSX or Linux:

Type this in the terminal:
rvm -v
Approximate expected result:
rvm 1.x.x by Wayne E. Seguin (wayneeseguin@gmail.com) [https://rvm.beginrescueend.com/]
The greyed-out text may differ and is not important.

On all operating systems:

Type this in the terminal:
ruby -v
Approximate expected result:
ruby 1.9.3p125 (2012-02-16 revision 34643) [x86_64-darwin11.3.0]
The greyed-out text may differ and is not important.
Type this in the terminal:
bundle -v
Approximate expected result:
Bundler version 1.x.x
The greyed-out text may differ and is not important.
Type this in the terminal:
rails -v
Approximate expected result:
Rails 4.0.x
The greyed-out text may differ and is not important.

The RailsBridge curriculum is written for Rails 4, so if you still have Rails 3.x, you need to install Rails 4 with gem install rails.

Step 2: Show your Heroku app to a volunteer

Visit the heroku site you made on the previous page and create a new drink.

Step 3: Congratulations!

You get a sticker! (Or a high-five if there aren't any stickers).

Next Step:

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