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RubyMine 4.0 EAP: More Strength for HAML and CoffeeScript
Hello everyone, The next RubyMine 4.0 EAP (112.219) is already here. We have some novelties I want to tell about. HAML First of all there are good news for those who prefer HAML to RHTML. From today you can take … Continue reading
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Tagged code completion, CoffeeScript, EAP, haml, Tōhi
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What’s mining: understanding YARD
Hello guys, A few weeks have passed since RubyMine 3.1 release and RubyMine 3.1.1 bugfix update is almost ready. However today I want to show you some new cool feature — coming YARD support (http://yardoc.org). We’ve received a good number of … Continue reading
RubyMine 3.1: Faster Code Completion, New Refactoring, SQL Console and more
RubyMine 3.1 is available for download. This update brings a lot of fixes to the IDE functionality, stability and performance, but also adds several new features. In RubyMine we introduce something new and long-awaited with every new release. So, make … 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
RubyMine Rails-specific Code Completion
And finally, the Rails! Rails is probably why most of us is using Ruby, right? So, RubyMine helps coding when Ruby on Rails is used. Ruby on Rails Smartness #1 When a variable holds a model object RubyMine knows its … Continue reading
More Types Intelligence in RubyMine
In the previous article covering type inference we’ve reviewed the following cases: Type Inference for local variables Detecting for index variable type Understanding true, false and nil But there’s more, much more… Let’s see more intelligence RubyMine shows when editing … Continue reading