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Navigation with RubyMine: Travelling Through Code

Posted on by Anna Bulenkova

Hello everyone!

Navigation in RubyMine

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The more source code a project contains, the easier it is to get lost in it, and at times we have to spend a lot of time to get out of the woods and find what we’re looking for. Watch the following screencast to learn how you can use navigation features in RubyMine to quickly find what you need even in the largest and most complicated projects.

See RubyMine Web help and Keymap reference for more details.

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1 Response to Navigation with RubyMine: Travelling Through Code

  1. Pavel Forkert says:

    August 10, 2013

    Is there a way to run this rubymine eap on java 7? When I try to run it with Oracle JDK 7 installed – it says, that it needs java 6. And if I change JVMVersion to 1.7* in “/Applications/RubyMine EAP.app/Contents/Info.plist” nothing happens.

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