The latest updates on all JetBrains products and topics
MPS is now officially 1.0! We thank everyone who tried pre-release versions of MPS and provided us with a valuable feedback. The home stretch since the Beta release last December was a really exciting time. We are extremely happy to announce the first product built with MPS — a web-based issue tra…
Yes, we've been teasing you about it and now you can download RubyMine 1.5 EAP and try the new features. In addition to previously mentioned Ruby 1.9 support, new inspections, improved HAML and gem manager you will find the following new features in RubyMine build 1265: Improved Cucumber support …
I can see that there are quite many of you already: those who use RubyMine and those who read this blog. Numbers can not lie. And there are always people who like customizing the tools they use. Fortunately, RubyMine provides a good number or options for this. It is always a pleasure and fun for us…
MPS now has Twitter presence! Follow us at @jetbrains_mps.…
If you've been reading this blog, you surely know that we are actively working on many new features. We write about them in our 'What's mining' posts. It is much more fun to develop new features, but we also care about fixing our old ones. So, here is RubyMine 1.1.1 which is a maintenance release wi…
I remember in some CRPGs I had used gems to improve a weapon or an armor. Ruby gems are somewhat similar — we pick good ones and use them in our projects to make them 'killing' :) RubyMine needs to know of gems used in the code in order to provide you with the intelligent code analysis and coding a…
RubyMine 1.1 is ready but we do not like releasing on Fridays. So, to let you try all the new stuff earlier than later, we release the Release Candidate now! What is in RubyMine 1.1: Rails 2.3 support Application templates support on project creation Localized views support Improved code ins…
Today, we're opening the very first Early Access Program for our own issue tracker code-named Charisma. Some MPS users are probably familiar with this home-grown web application because it is used to track bugs in MPS itself. If you haven't heard anything about Charisma before, then the first thing…
Yes, that is right, RubyMine does have LOTS of configuration settings. It adds flexibility—the product may fit to more people's habits. But it adds a certain complexity too. We do everything possible to keep IDE settings well-organized for quick location of needed preferences, but there is also a…
We enjoyed being at conferences! So, in the end of the next week we are going to Berlin to attend the RailsWayCon event. It promises to be an interesting one with lots of Rails people attending. The conference is May 25-27 and takes place in Berliner Congress Center. We will be exhibiting to be …
It's only 2 weeks since RubyMine 1.0 was released one of which we spent at RailsConf, but here is the first update to RubyMine and it is not just to patch some holes—there are also new features in this version. See the complete Release Notes in our wiki, and here is an extract of what's new: Init…
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 many other sessions and tutorials. Aslak has also come to ou…
