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Hey there, RubyMine 2018.3.5 (build 183.5912.16) is now available. This build includes many minor platform improvements. You can find all the exact issues we’ve solved in our release notes for this build. Here’s also a brief overview of the improvements made in the previous version 2018.3.4 (build 1…

Hi there, RubyMine 2017.3 EAP6 (173.3302.28) is now out with support for Ruby 2.5, gems.rb, and Docker Compose v3. Download RubyMine 2017.3 EAP6 Support for Ruby 2.5 Just case you missed it, Ruby 2.5.0-preview1 was announced on October 10. You are welcome to now play with it in the newest Ru…

Hello everyone, id= Click to view the demo No matter how good are you at programming, the seemingly endless and exhausting debugging sessions will happen. The following video is meant to show you how to sugarcoat this routine with the help of RubyMine graphical debugger and make it as pleasant…

If you have ever had the pleasure to meet a Brazilian developer or attend JavaOne in San Francisco, you will know that they are a passionate group that deeply care about developer tools and demand the best. As strong supporters of free and open source software, JetBrains tools such as IntelliJ ID…

Hello everyone, The last few weeks we've been working hard to open the Early Access Program for the next major RubyMine version. The wait is over: please welcome RubyMine Enoki EAP! By the way, 'Enoki' is Japanese for hackberry (a kind of tree), in line with our codenaming tradition. We ha…

New TeamCity EAP build (#23373) is available today. Be the first one to try it! Here's what we've got for you this time: NTLM HTTP authentication support: You've waited for this feature quite a while, and now the related issue (TW-6885) is finally closed! Changes from artifact dependencies: Cha…

There's been one quite major change in RubyMine 3.2 that was not really advertised — gems management changes. We decided to remove a part of our own code in favor of using Bundler. Because Bundler is really the best way to manage the dependencies. So, why re-invent the wheel? You still have the fu…

Hello guys, Not long ago we wrote about the coming YARD support in RubyMine, and today it's time to share some more with you. So, what have been done since then. First, RubyMine supports any syntax of types annotations supported by YARD. More details can be found at http://yardoc.org/features.html.…