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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 Ruby code. Unknown…
What is the one thing that some of us like and others dislike about dynamic languages such as Ruby? It is dynamic types of course! It is a blessing and a curse. And for an IDE that claims being a Ruby IDE it is a serious task. There is a lot an IDE can help developer when working with such extremel…
The initial wave of RubyMine feedback has greatly exceeded our expectations - thanks to everyone who has blogged or twittered about our new product! And we're definitely looking forward to hearing more from you, particularly your suggestions for creating the development tool of your dream for Ruby a…
You might have heard that for the last two years we have been developing Ruby plugin for our award-winning Java IDE, IntelliJ IDEA (its major release is just few days away, btw!) Support of the Ruby community which has highly anticipated the plugin quality and its feature set, combined with the …
TeamCity team members Yegor Yarko and Pavel Sher have just arrived from Amsterdam after participating in CITCON 2008 (Continuous Integration and Testing Conference). Organized as an "Open Space", the conference encourages developers to discuss stirring topics in groups. Apparently, it was an excitin…
Many of the web applications we use nowadays are really complex and may deserve some special treatment such as... a dedicated browser window maybe. Why not? The idea of Site Specific Browsers is conquering more and more fans. Most of us can easily name at least 3 such applications used daily. GMail?…
