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How to get HTTPS working on your local Rails server on Ubuntu

Posted by By Mike April 12, 2018Posted inWeb Development

After reading a bunch of tutorials on the subject and trying out a variety of suggestions, here’s the shortest path I found to localhost HTTPS bliss on Ubuntu for Rails:

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I’m Mike Polischuk, a Ruby developer that ditched the office back in 2016. Since then I’ve visited most of the countries in the Americas, while building web apps that are scalable, maintanable and easy to reason about.

Here I share quick tips on Ruby, Rails and Web development in general.

Background: co-founded Commun.it, authored the Serially and JsonApiable gems.


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