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RailsConf, Baltimore, here we come again!

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Eugene Toporov

We’ve been working so hard lately that we almost forgot it is time to pack for the RailsConf. Gosh, It is next week!

We’ve prepared some cool new stuff to share. So, if you are in Baltimore too, come to see us at JetBrains/RubyMine booth in the RailsConf expo hall. Or simply poke the guys in JetBrains/RubyMine t-shirts in the crowd. Your non-virtual feedback is just what we need for a next big update we’re working on.

And finally! I’ve been dreaming during the whole year to taste those blue crabs again!

See you at the biggest Rails event of the year!
-The RubyMine Team

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