When you are working with projects in the command line all day, it can be really annoying to have to remember the exact location of everything. Often when programming against a gem in Ruby, it can be really useful to read over the documentation. Adding a couple lines to your .bash_profile can make loading up the documentation files for your gems much easier. Thanks to Stephen Celis for sharing this great tip.
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