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RubyMine 2018.3 (build 183.4284.145), the final major update this year, is now available! Learn about all the new features on the What’s new page, or watch this video for a brief summary: (more…)

Newest update: Jan 16, 2019 RubyMine 2018.3.3 puts Darcula 2018.2 back in the list of color schemes (Preferences / Settings | Editor | Color Scheme) and doesn't require any importing. Please update to the newest version from the IDE, via Toolbox App, or download it from our website. Previous update: Jan 6, 2019 Download the Darcula_2018.2.icls file from here. In RubyMine, go to Preferences / Settings | Editor | Color schemes. Click on the gear icon and choose "Import Scheme". Find and choose the earlier downloaded Darcula_2018.2.icls. Don’t forget to click “Apply” after im

Hi all, As you’ve probably already noticed, RubyMine 2018.3 comes with a number of platform improvements. Let’s quickly review the most notable changes in this blog post. Search Everywhere Plugins UI High Contrast Theme Git Submodules Activity Monitor Search Everywhere RubyMine 2018.3 has had some significant changes made to the Search Everywhere dialog (Shift+Shift). The updated dialog now incorporates all the other types of navigation dialogs – Class, File, Symbol, and Action: now you can simply press Tab to switch between these search types: (more…)

Hello everyone, We are staying on track with the Early Access Program – please welcome the next RubyMine 2016.3 EAP build 163.4396.20. For previous posts covering the major new features of the upcoming release, see: Faster Remote Gem Downloading. New Gem Management UI Gemsets seem to be the convenient way to deal with different gem environments for your apps. RubyMine has supported RVM gemsets for a while, and it's been almost a year since we announced support for rbenv gemsets as well. But we were faced with the fact that a lot of gemsets make our Ruby version and gem management UI

Hello everyone, Today we're one step closer to RubyMine 8 release as the next RubyMine Kusunoki EAP build 143.90 is ready to download and try. 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 IDE Look and Feel Improvements First of all, RubyMine now comes with complete HiDPI support for Windows and Linux, with fractional scaling of both fonts and icons according to your system DPI settin

Hello everyone, Monday may not be your favourite day of the week, but we hope our weekly EAP builds make Mondays a little more pleasant for you. Welcome the next RubyMine Kusunoki EAP build 142.4675. We continue our series of blog posts about the major new features of the upcoming release: Bundler Support Improvements React Support Improvements New Debugging Option New UI for Testing RubyMine inherits a lot of new features from the platform as all our IntelliJ-based IDEs actually do. Today we want to tell about one of the features that comes from IntelliJ – the new UI for testing.

Hello everyone, Today is a wonderful spring day, perfect for some good news: RubyMine 7.1 is finally out! Download and try it at your leisure. This release is focused on better integration with Puppet for managing project infrastructure, while also improving your coding and web development experience. Puppet Support As we continue to improve the Puppet plugin, RubyMine 7.1 brings many new features and improvements: Supports all the major language features of Puppet 4 Resolves externally defined symbols such as facts, functions and types Additionally supports Puppet environme

Hello everyone, The closer to release date, the more excitement we feel. And it is approaching day by day! In the meantime we are basically focused on cleaning and polishing. Still there are some new features we want to share with you. So please welcome one more beta version: RubyMine 4.0 Beta (build 112.669). In addition to the ongoing speed, usability and code refactorings improvements we added the following: Thanks to your feedback the latest Rails 3.2 framework is now supported. We also went on with UI improvements and changed the debugging panel design. Please take a look o

New Year is coming! We're licking our chops to make the next significant release at the first quarter of 2012. And in these last days of the year we want to make a small gift to farewell the old year.  We are glad to announce the last EAP of 2011 with some celebratory changes. Ruby Class Dependency UML Diagram You might remember that we already have a model dependency diagram for Rails projects. One more diagram is available now showing relationships between any classes and modules in UML notation. The new diagram can be opened in a pop-up or in editor mode. The first one can be invoked b

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