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RubyMine 4 Beta Update: Welcome MiniTest Support
Hello everyone, We’re accelerating a little bit in anticipation of the release. Thanks to your feedback some bugs were caught in the previous beta update, so we decided to deliver the next one today. Please try RubyMine 4 Beta (build … Continue reading
JetBrains TeamCity — Continuous Integration For Ruby
There’s been lots of talks about Ruby and Rails being Agile. One of the core agile practices is Continuous Integration. And JetBrains offers its continuous integration and build management system named TeamCity. One of the many RubyMine 2.0 additions is … Continue reading
Testing RubyMine with Cucumber
We’ve recently tried to do some dogfooding of our updated Cucumber support and to write some RubyMine tests with it. And we actually liked the result so much that we’re now writing most of our new tests with Cucumber, and … Continue reading
What’s mining: Cucumber support
We’ve heard a lot of buzz around Cucumber BDD framework during the RailsConf. We ourselves, think Cucumber is very interesting. Aslak Hellesøy (the author of the framework) has been presenting it on a session and the tool was mentioned on … Continue reading
BDD with RSpec in RubyMine
We, at JetBrains in general, and in RubyMine team in particular, pay big attention to unit testing of our code. And as first users of our own products we try to make unit testing tightly integrated with the major development … Continue reading
Continuous Integration for Ruby on Rails Projects
Our neighbor TeamCity team just released new major version of JetBrains TeamCity — definitely the best continuous integration and build server. One of the guys has prepared a quick demo showing how he uses TeamCity for building and testing his … Continue reading
