It is here! Please welcome everyone RubyMine 3.0 — the IDE created for Rails 3 development.
This release mainly focuses on strong Rails 3.0 compatibility but even if you are not on Rails 3 yet, you’ll find a huge number of improvements to every environment aspect, such as:
- Ruby code coverage with RCov,
- Support for LESS, SCSS, rdoc and improvements for all supported languages,
- Zen coding support for faster HTML/CSS coding,
- Much better Git integration and support for Mercurial version control,
- Major UI changes and performance improvements.
Read more about what’s new and download RubyMine 3.0.
Other important change — RubyMine 3.0 personal license is now 30% cheaper than before!
Note that RubyMine 3 is a free upgrade if you have a RubyMine license purchased after Nov 29, 2009.
RubyMine 3.0 took time to appear but we are very happy with the result and want to heartily thank all the early adopters for their invaluable feedback.
Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains RubyMine Team
Só, what about GitHub integration like in WebStorm?
Walter, GitHub integration is planned for 3.1 (see http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/RUBYDEV/Development+Roadmap )
The Windows download button does not work.
@Norbert: This is weird. Can you plz tell us little more? From which page? Which browser?
Here is a direct link, meanwhile: http://download.jetbrains.com/ruby/RubyMine-3.0.exe
Any ETA for IDEA Ruby plugin update? Will it support the same features as RubyMine 3 itself?
@Yaroslav, we’re going to release Ruby plugin together with IDEA X. But we’ll try to publish updated version earlier, most probably this week
I tried with:
Chrome 9.0.587.0,
FireFox Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9.2.12) Gecko/20101026 Firefox/3.6.12,
IE 8.0.6001.18975
Safari 5.0 7533.16
Opera 10.63
I tried on the following pages:
http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/
http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/download/index.html
When I tried with FireFox, I tried with FireBug turned on and that there was an error and the error is that page_tracker is undefined.
I hope this helps, let me know if there is anything else I can tell you.
Please, fix ugly font rendering under linux
download link also did not work in firefox on mac. It did work in chrome on mac.
Download link also does not work with Firefox on Linux
This onclick=pageTracker… stuff is broken?
Download buttton is not working from Firefox/Mac (and there are no obvious ways to download without clicking it). This does not look professional and you guys are sure losing potential customers because of this.
I just had to guess that a direct download link for Mac is:
http://download.jetbrains.com/ruby/RubyMine-3.0.dmg
I could only wish I used that trial period before buying
Good job.
@ Mark Abramov,
>> I could only wish I used that trial period before buying
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I’m curious: What did you mean by that? Did/do you have issues with RubyMine3? I’m looking for a Ruby/Rails IDE and am interested in learning from others who have tried packages like RubyMine.
Thanks!
Argh. Are arrow keys supposed to move the window by default now, rather than move the cursor? This is an annoying default behavior, hoping that it’s something about my environment that it is making it happen. I’m on 64-bit Lucid Lynx. How do I get the arrow keys to move the cursor?
@Bill: This sounds very odd. Of course not a supposed behavior. Could you please submit details to our issue tracker (http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issues/RUBY) or ask the team on the forum (http://devnet.jetbrains.net/community/ruby)?
Guys great job. I’ve never seen developers, open or closed source, be so quick to respond substantively to bug reports and even feature suggestions I think. At least on my computer (just a Macbook Pro 13″), Rubymine 3.0 is the snappiest-feeling and most reliable Rails IDE I’ve used (and I’ve used RadRails, Aptana, and Netbeans pretty extensively), the best Ruby text editor (better than Textmate or Coda), and the sanest, clearest organization and selection of helpful IDE features. The keyboard friendliness is a particular win. Thanks and please keep it up!
@Dan: Thanks a lot! We really appreciate your feedback. Develop with pleasure!
The ugly font rendering under linux is a deal breaker for me. I would very much to try it, but I cannot bear with the fonts.
It appears that my issue had something to do with the keymappings exported by Rubymine 2 not being compatible with the keymappings imported into Rubymine 3. To fix it, I basically had to wipe out my imported keymappings and re-map everything from scratch. But after doing that, the arrow keys worked. Now I have different broken stuff, but will submit that through other channels.
Same, IntelliJ on Linux = UGLY
Clearly a powerful IDE, but if it makes you feel like vomiting, well, look elsewhere…
Wang, rbdev:
On a thread about PHPStorm, the following advice for font rendering was given:
File|Settings|Appearance|Look and Feel and set it to OS native, which for Ubuntu is “GTK+”
It has made a huge difference to the appearance.