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On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 12:33:30 PM UTC-5, Avi wrote:
Hello,
What is the best IDE for ROR with JRuby,
Currently I am using Aptana Studio. I am trying to use Rubymine.
Which IDE would give better support to
4 half hours left for RubyMine @17.25$ (Rs. 941/- in India after
converting). Hurry... :-)
On Friday, December 21, 2012 12:55:29 AM UTC+5:30, Weston Platter wrote:
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On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 12:33:30
Check out this list of Ruby on Rails IDEs over at unlike kinds:
http://unlikekinds.com/t/ruby-on-rails-ide
You can compare features and filter by OS and so on
On Thursday, October 4, 2012 3:33:30 AM UTC+10, Avi wrote:
Hello,
What is the best IDE for ROR with JRuby,
Currently I am using
I switched to Redcar a while ago and whilst not the fastest tool out of the
box, it is actually pretty good.
Being still in development, it still has a few bugs. It can be a bit
fiddly to set up since it needs a java runtime. It is a bit slow on
startup, and can lose track of which window
Well, I got the settings which I wanted.
I have set the default shortcut keys to eclipse shortcut keys in Rubymine
it works fine.
Rubymine has an option which you can set the shortcut keys with respect to
different IDE's can create your own also.
Now its easy to use.
On Wednesday, October
Hello,
I have used RubyMine and IntelliJ as IDE's in the past.
As a former Mac user, I used to use TextMate.
I am currently using Emacs - it is not an IDE - but it does everything I
need to.
1. Tag completion using Etags - this is the fancy autocomplete offered by
many IDE's
2. Good navigation
I switched from Aptana to RubyMine earlier in 2012 and have not looked
back. I find that RubyMine excels at code insight, code navigation (jumping
between models, controllers, etc.), refactoring, database view, version
control tools, and that's just my highlighted features ... lots of other
Thanks
This was really helpful... I am using a lot of shortcut keys in Aptana
which makes my life easier.
I was not able to get those short-cut keys in Rubymine, so I was worried.
Well I will try Rubymine... Lets see how goes it!!!
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 10:47 PM, Craig Kaminsky
I think Aptana is the best from what I've seen. Good git integration and
built it command console.
On Wednesday, October 3, 2012 1:33:30 PM UTC-4, Avi wrote:
Hello,
What is the best IDE for ROR with JRuby,
Currently I am using Aptana Studio. I am trying to use Rubymine.
Which IDE would
I have using Aptana right now.. I am comfortable with it as I am used to
eclipse java.
I have not used debugging in Aptana. Does it supports good debugging ?
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 7:47 AM, Agoofin thebserv...@gmail.com wrote:
I think Aptana is the best from what I've seen. Good git integration
The real issue that experienced programmers will point out about
anything that comes with a giant IDE is that, ultimately, the IDE is
an absolute necessity. Many of the frameworks supported by heavy IDEs
are so verbose that it's simply impossible to set everything up by
hand (see the current
Can't agree more with what has been said here. I'm a C#.Net developer
that is transitioning to Ruby (finally! Bought the pickaxe three years
ago and never got around to it...). Yes VS is a fabulous productivity
tool, but I've seen plenty of new developers get stumped for lack of
understanding of
Marcus Muller wrote:
I'd very much prefer to learn ruby, but it seems like the asp.net IDE is
better for someone new to web programming like myself. The ability to
use a wysiwyg design view in visual studio is a big plus
We have a Wysiwyg Rails designer for Visual Studio in Ruby In Steel.
FWIW I've used dot net and am currently learning Ruby/Rails. No simple
answer to your qns but you might want consider some other factors
besides IDEs etc (BTW - try Netbeans IDE for Ruby Rails - free and
pretty good but no page designer AFAIK). (or Ruby In Steel if you
have Visual Studio), Other
Marcus Muller wrote:
Not trolling here, but genuinely trying to figure out what to use for a
project I'd like to create. I'm very new to programming (some intro
classes at university) and am debating between learning asp.net versus
ruby on rails to create the project.
Unless you use Mono,
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