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RubyMine Hinoki Goes Beta!

Tatiana Vasilyeva
Tatiana Vasilyeva

Hello everyone,

We’re just a couple of steps away from the final Hinoki release now. And today we’ve made one step closer. We’re glad to announce RubyMine Hinoki Beta is available for you to download and try!

With the features that you have probably tried during the Early Access Program, such as:

  • Multiple cursors and selection
  • Spring and json.jbuilder views for better Rails 4 & 4.1 support
  • Slim support enhancements with Slim 2.0 and embedded code types backed
  • Bundled Vagrant plugin
  • AngularJS framework
  • REST Client cookies

This Beta brings the following:

  • More filters supported for HAML
  • RSpec 3-compatible formatter

Please take a look at the release notes for more details and download RubyMine Hinoki Beta. As always we would appreciate your feedback!

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Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains RubyMine Team

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