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We hoped that RC2 would be the last one for RubyMine 2.0.2 - but thanks to all the users who have reported problems, we've decided to put out one more Release Candidate build before the final release. The fixes in this build are mostly focused on bundler support, debugger and spellchecker. You can …

Once again, a new build of PyCharm is now available, as we continue to move through our roadmap and get closer to the beta release. The new build includes the following new features: IronPython support. It includes the possibility to generate Python stubs for .NET assemblies, but for performance rea…

The RC process for RubyMine 2.0.2 is taking longer than we had expected - but the team is not sitting still! The new Release Candidate build of RubyMine includes several major improvements: Support for RVM gemsets; Support for bundler 0.9; Bundled pre-compiled ruby-debug gem for Windows users of…

We're happy to announce the release of a new build of PyCharm. It includes a number of new features and many minor improvements: Class name completion (completion of classes which haven't been imported with automatic insertion of import statements), activated by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Space Syntax highl…

We've just released a new EAP build of PyCharm. In additional to the usual slew of bugfixes and minor improvements, it includes two new major features: Integrated REPL consoles for Python and Django, just described in Oleg's post; Google App Engine support. The new Google App Engine support allows…

We've just released a new EAP build of PyCharm, with a number of major new features: virtualenv is now supported (to configure, go to Settings | Python Interpreter, click Add, and select the python script inside the Scripts subdirectory of your virtualenv directory); Inline Local refactoring; SA…

Less than a week has passed since the initial unveiling of PyCharm, and although we haven't made any big official annoucements yet, the word is spreading — which means we have to keep up with the feedback and fix the issues already reported by our users. And we also continue to follow our own …

IntelliJ IDEA 9.0.1, the first bugfix update for IntelliJ IDEA 9, is now available. With almost 200 resolved issues in such areas as Flex support, version control integration, Groovy support and others, it's a strongly recommended upgrade for all users of both Ultimate and Community editions of Inte…

We're glad to announce the availability of RubyMine 2.0 Release Candidate 2. Since the previous RC build, we've continued our work on improving the performance of RubyMine, fixed several major performance problems and significantly reduced the memory consumption and GC overhead. Feel free to try th…

Yesterday's release of IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition was a big event for us - and like many big events, it wasn't perfect. Because of this, today we've released an updated build (IC-90.96) which fixes a number of important problems: The Mac build now starts correctly on MacOS X 10.5 DevKit and Ec…

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 slowly accumulating a set of step definitions for testing RubyMine code. Since…

In Maia, it's finally possible to open a file in associated application (for example, .doc or .pdf) by double-clicking it in Project View or by pressing F4. This works for file types, registered under Files opened in associated applications.The dialog displayed after you double-click a file of an un…