1. Very first steps

The 2 first steps should be (1) using Seek, that can be using the demo site ( Seek demo ) or a local installation, Seek can be set-up in a matter of minutes using docker ( get Seek ). Then (2) installing it, the installation is detailed in the documentation: Install Seek

The user documentation also gives a good overview of Seek.

Note that a good way to develop Seek under Windows is to use WSL. Rails can be installed following the official WSL documentation, and Visual Studio Code as a plugin to connect to the installed Rails application. Once set-up it is enough to go to the root installation of the Rails application and type “code .”. Rubymine can also be used but will need a X installation. You can contact us if you need any more guidance.

Then, don’t panic! Seek is rather large, as it is doing many things, but you don’t need to know all yet, and, initially, you can probably start doing things by copying how it is done somewhere else, and learn Seek by doing so.

Next step depends on you knowledge of Rails: How to start