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Using Live Templates for Ruby on Rails in RubyMine

This post continues the series of useful tips and tricks in RubyMine, and is devoted to using Live Templates. Please also check out the other recent posts uncovering navigation tips in RubyMine, and the 10 most useful shortcuts. What is Live Templates and why use it for Ruby on Rails Live Templates (aka Code Snippets in many text editors) is a simple solution allowing you to generate frequently-used custom code constructs, and quickly insert them in the editor. While RubyMine has a built-in set of keywords for Ruby and Rails, and provides autocompletion for them, there are cases when using sh

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