The latest updates on all JetBrains products and topics
RailsConf 2009 is over and we are on our way back from Las Vegas right now. Visiting RailsConf was a really great experience: lots of passionate and smart people doing interesting presentations, keynotes, sessions and tutorials and simply sharing ideas. Let alone the pleasures in Las Vegas itself ;…
We are excited and proud to announce that RubyMine 1.0 is generally available now. This new IDE is no doubt a great addition to the constantly growing family of JetBrains products. We have tons of plans and ideas for RubyMine, so expect more news really soon. We are grateful to everyone who has par…
We have just published the Release Candidate build of RubyMine 1.0 The changes from the last public build are mostly stability, and usability improvements. Note that this is the last chance to get your 50% discount coupon for RubyMine 1.0. So, if you are still weighing, download the RC and try it.…
We all know the times when a release date gets closer: the excitement and releases of adrenaline. This is just what everyone in RubyMine team feels now. In the mean time, here is the update for RubyMine Beta: build 856. Some selected changes included into this update are: Redesigned Rails Project…
This week we are starting something we are very excited about. Konstantin Solomatov, the lead developer of JetBrains MPS, will be giving MPS presentations in a new format (at least for us) — the webinars. The first online MPS seminar will take place this Friday, April 17, at 3pm (GMT+3). The durati…
Back in November 2008, we opened the Public Preview for the RubyMine IDE. It has been a great success, with 10 EAP builds released and a great deal of positive and useful feedback from early adopters. Now RubyMine is ready to go Beta, which leaves only a small step to the 1.0 release, due out befor…
These are the hot times here in JetBrains office — lots of new stuff appears daily. Here is some of the most recent stuff: 1. We wrote about the Rails console recently and it is already available in the latest EAP build. With the next build RubyMine will also provide the IRB console. 2. IntelliJ …
Please welcome, the new build of RubyMine. Lots of new stuff, big and small, was added. Rails console added RSpec specific Structure View added Full support for Rake in non-Rails projects (with Rakefile to be in project root) Support for projects with multiple content roots Option to define d…
Just yesterday a new feature became available in RubyMine: the Rails console. Now you can use the console for whatever you got used to. Open it with Run | Run Rails console..., select the environment you want to use and do what you need: The console provides syntax highlighting, commands hist…
No matter how long you know RubyMine, you can still find something new in it. I was doing Productivity Tips update just yesterday and found one thing I did not know We quite often need to find where something is used in the file or in the project. And you most likely already know the Find Usages …
New Early Access build of RubyMine is available. Chances are this is the last build before the Beta release. Here is the list of changes: Improved "Analyze Stacktrace". You can now match stacktrace from production server or other team member with your local project sources Improved documentation …
One small but handy thing that you've been asking for is the ability to quickly surround the selected text with quotes, single quotes, parentheses, etc. with a single key. We just did it for quotes! And will also add parentheses before the next EAP build, later this week. More will come later. Apa…
