Hi everyone, RubyMine 2018.1 (181.3204.562), the first major release of the year, is now available. Learn about all the new features on our What’s new page, or you can read a brief summary below: (more…)

Hi everyone! RubyMine 2018.1 Beta (build 181.4203.207) is out now and ready for your review! Earlier we told you about the new static analysis core engine that’s allowed RubyMine to understand and navigate your projects’ and Rails’ codebases better. These changes also had a great impact on the overall performance of RubyMine, which has become evident after fixing some bugs in the fresh 2018.1 Beta build. Faster RubyMine Comment out HTML and Ruby in .html.erb in one go Embedded diagrams in Markdown Other improvements Faster RubyMine Performance improvement

Dear all, RubyMine 2017.3 (build 173.3727.132) has now been released! This is the biggest and final release this year, so we tried to deliver as many cool things as we could. Please feel free to jump in and learn about all the new features on the What’s new page, or you can see a brief summary of the version below: Polished RubyMine WSL Refactoring RuboCop Code Style Puppet Debugger Rest Client JavaScript Version control Database tools Other improvements Download RubyMine 2017.3 (more…)

Hi there, RubyMine 2017.3 EAP 1 (build 173.2099.29) is here kicking off a series of Early Access builds for the upcoming v2017.3 that should be out by the end of November. The first EAP has a gazillion improvements, so you may find the navigation useful: Better Performance Embedded Puppet (EPP) Support Refactoring RuboCop improvements Code style Other improvements Download RubyMine 2017.3 EAP1 Let’s now review everything in detail: Better Performance Investigating performance issues is the hardest part of our job as it all depends on the specific project environment, which we us

Hello everyone, RubyMine 8 Early Access Program is moving forward with the next Kusunoki EAP build 142.5047. We continue our series of blog posts about the major new features of the upcoming RubyMine release: Bundler Support Improvements React Support Improvements New Debugging Option New UI for Testing Adjustments for Color Deficiency Faster Debugger Performance issues are always an area of focus for us. Regardless of what main features are included in a release, the IDE needs to be faster. After we implemented the new debugging option, we measured debugger execution times and re

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 inspe

Hello everyone, We welcome you to download the new RubyMine 4.0 EAP build! There is no limit for better performance and our team is struggling for faster RubyMine all the time. But we are glad to announce the next build of RubyMine 4.0 EAP that is much faster than any previous one. And now we can not only talk about performance improvements but also show the numbers! Take a look on benchmark results for ‘Inspect Code’ run on two example projects (Radiant and Diaspora). The results are the time, so the smaller the better: As you can see RubyMine is now working significantly faster

Hello everyone, Today we are glad to announce that the RubyMine 4.0 EAP is open. There are loads of major and minor improvements compared to 3.2.x versions. Let us just mention some most important ones: Performance. We've reworked a significant part of IDE code analysis routines with one main goal — improve editor performance. CoffeeScript. Advanced support for CoffeeScript includes code inspections and code formatting for this modern and popular language. Auto-completion and code navigation when working with gems that have native components. Mac UI improvements (see screenshots i

We've just made another RubyMine update available — RubyMine 3.2.4. The main reason of the update is improved IDE performance. The improvements are made in Ruby specific functionality and also in the underlying IntelliJ Platform: memory footprint reduced for indexing JavaScript files. If you are curious about other changes, check the full changelist. Another noteworthy change is the addition of several new and update of existing editor color schemes, mostly dark ones. We've enhanced the popular VibrantInk and Cobalt schemes, and added some new ones such as Monokai, Blackboard, etc. Chec