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Kevin Mulhern
20,314 PointsRails 5 is still in beta, so go with the latest version of Rails 4.
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1,890 PointsEdit: I say it's best to go with a Rails version less than 5 but greater than 4.0 for now. Otherwise, you can always change the Rails version in the gemfile and run bundle install.