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No Respite on Making RubyMine Faster: Next EAP Is Available

Tatiana Vasilyeva
Tatiana Vasilyeva

Hello everyone,

We’re keeping on fighting for performance. Thank you for your feedback, it charges us with energy and helps a lot to make RubyMine better from build to build. The next faster RubyMine 4.0 EAP build is available for download.

Try it to get a first-hand impression on IDE responsiveness. And we just show you the numbers. Benchmark results for ‘Inspect Code’ run again on two example projects (Radiant and Diaspora). The results are the time, so the smaller the better:

Besides an improved performance, you will also find some other small but cozy changes:
Ruby code inspections help you improve you code, show inherited and show type hierarchy functions make code analyze and navigation more convenient.

More details and screenshots are available in the full changelog. Looking forward to your feedback!

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Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains RubyMine Team

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