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What’s mining: search for duplicates in Ruby
Hi all, It is always a pleasure to tell about new features! This time I’m glad to announce a brand new one that is coming in next RubyMine 1.5 EAP — “Locate duplicates”. It is another useful tool in RubyMine’s … Continue reading
What’s mining: Rails i18n support
Hello folks, Today we are going to tell you about forthcoming Rails i18n support in RubyMine. This functionality is planned for RubyMine 1.5 release in our roadmap, and you will be able to try it in next EAP builds. Feature … Continue reading
What’s mining: SASS support
Hello everyone, Our team is glad to announce that development builds of RubyMine already support SASS! The feature will be available in the next public EAP build. We originally planned SASS support for RubyMine version 2.0, but we received a … Continue reading
Extending RubyMine with Ruby
As we have already mentioned in RubyMine Roadmap, the forthcoming RubyMine 1.5 will provide Ruby API for extending the IDE in idiomatic Ruby (no Java or XML). For this purpose the latest RubyMine EAP has built-in RubyMine Extensions Manager for … Continue reading
What’s mining: Ruby support within HAML
As you may know RubyMine provides outstanding Ruby code editing support in Erb files (RHTML). So, salute another language with Ruby code support: HAML. Familiar things like on the fly error highlighting, code completion, resolve, code folding, and much more … Continue reading
What’s mining: unused local variable or parameter inspection
Hello everyone, RubyMine already has a bunch of inspections that help you on the fly to write correct and clean ruby code. They are Ruby code style, Unreachable code, Unresolved Ruby reference etc. Recently we’ve added one more useful inspection: … Continue reading
What’s mining: Ruby 1.9 support
Hello folks, we are glad to announce that current development builds of RubyMine 1.5 support Ruby 1.9! Of course you can use Ruby 1.9 as interpreter in RubyMine 1.1 and earlier versions but now RubyMine offers you brand new quality … Continue reading
Did you know? Searching for help…
Hello everyone, If you are a newbie to RubyMine it is quite essential that you can feel a little bit lost in tons of its features. RubyMine ships built-in help to help you. Just go to Help | Help topic … Continue reading
RubyMine 1.1 is out
We are glad to announce that RubyMine 1.1 is out! Changes since the 1.1 RC build include support for Ruby and HTML highlighting inside HAML files, correct highlighting of server logs shown in debugger tabs, support for belongs_to/references in migration … Continue reading
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What’s mining: HAML support
We are glad to announce that RubyMine 1.1 adds HAML syntax highlighting. As usual you can change color scheme for HAML in Settings | Editor | Colors & Fonts | HAML if you don’t like the defaults. It is only … Continue reading
