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Category Archives: WhatsMining
RubyMine debugger improved
Hello guys, During the last week we’ve been working hard on improving RubyMine built in debugger and here are some results. As you may know RubyMine uses ruby-debug-base and ruby-debug-ide gems inside its graphical debugger. Many of the problems experienced … Continue reading
What’s mining: language specific highlighting in heredocs
Hello guys, Despite the fact that RubyMine 2.5 if going to be released soon, we still find place for some small but pretty useful features and want to share it with you. Now I am talking about language-specific code highlighting … Continue reading
What’s mining: Leaner CSS in RubyMine
Hello guys, Today are going to show you a brand new feature of RubyMine — LESS support. Information about this language can be found here. LESS coding has never been so easy! What’s in? LESS syntax highlighting On-the-fly syntax checking … Continue reading
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Project-wide code analysis and quick-fixes
We had wrote earlier that we do some of our RubyMine tests using Cucumber. Recently we’ve upgraded to a more recent version of Cucumber and stumbled into an incompatibility such as ‘Examples’ should be followed by a colon. Of course … Continue reading
Smarter introduce variable refactoring for Ruby
Do you use RubyMine’s introduce variable refactoring? You should, actually, as well as many other refactorings RubyMine offers. RubyMine 2.5 features an improved procedure for introducing variables, fields or constants. You no longer need to select the block you want … Continue reading
RVM Support in RubyMine 2.0.2
Many of you asked for RubyMine to support the latest RVM (Ruby Version Manager) gem and especially RVM gemset workflow. Doing this would have delayed RubyMine 2.0.2 but we still decided to add an initial support for RVM’s nice features. … Continue reading
What’s mining: Bundler support in RubyMine
We were getting a number of questions about Bundler gem support in RubyMine. Bundler is a nice tool that manages gem dependencies for your ruby applications created by Yehuda Katz (aka wycats). So, we went and added the appropriate support … Continue reading
What’s mining: Model Dependency Diagram revisited
We’ve always considered RubyMine’s Model Dependency Diagram a killer feature. To make it even more killing we’ve made some small but nice changes just recently. 1. System default DB fields (id, created_at, updated_at) are now hidden by default and can … Continue reading
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: inline local refactoring
You’ve probably got used to utilizing the power of RubyMine’s refactorings, have you? One of the cool refactorings we have in RubyMine is ‘Introduce variable’ that lets you quickly create variable from a statement and replace all similar occurrences in … Continue reading