Hi,
I was on W7 but changed to Ubuntu just because I was missing a good
shell. Development on W7 worked OK though.
I use Netbeans since 2 years ago and I love it. Just disable the syntax
verification on each DRYML file and you will be OK. In order for
Netbeans not to crash, I needed to install Sun's JVM (open Java was not OK).
Hope it helps,
TF
On 08/24/2010 01:06 PM, Scorpio wrote:
I'm using Netbeans but the constant error highlight of DRYML is
driving me nuts. I'd like to switch to something better but since I'm
using ubuntu as a necessary evil (never liked linux for being counter-
intuitive and a pain to operate) I'm not familiar with GNOME software
for rails/hobo. I do not own a Mac since low-end mac cost more than my
uber-turbo msi entertainment notebook and I simply cant afford
anything after the stone age. Windows development of rails has proven
to be very unstable for me (rails crashed like every 3 min or less)
So... I'm stuck with ubuntu 10.04 GNOME 32 bit Desktop :(
What I need from an editor is:
1. Stability - I cant afford to have it crashing in the middle of my
work
2. Syntax highlighting for rails 2.3.X and Hobo
3. I need it to be contained within one app and NOT that every open
file pops up another instance of the editor like gedit and I end up
with a task-bar mess.
4. Code completion would be a plus
Any suggestion on the above ?
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