Guys… Have you used this IDE for RoR… Is it good to use for those
who are starting for RoR… I really want to learn RoR to learn new IT
knowledge… And I believe it would help me on my Web design and
development project… Just give me a tip if it’s ok to use this IDE.
Thanks. =)
I’ve used it before without a ton of success. It did offer some helpful
features but was too much overhead for me to bother with. I am just a
recreational Ruby user however, it might be different if you could
devote 8
hours a day to perfecting your use of it.
I use TextMate
I have used it for about 18 months and am happy with it. I was (still
am) a RoR newbie and the first book I picked up (RoR for Dummies) had
tutorials bases on RadRails.
On Jul 21, 7:32 am, Renzo [email protected] wrote:
Guys… Have you used this IDE for RoR… Is it good to use for those
who are starting for RoR… I really want to learn RoR to learn new IT
knowledge… And I believe it would help me on my Web design and
development project… Just give me a tip if it’s ok to use this IDE.
I used to use Aptana for Rails, but I no longer do. I strongly
believe that the nature of Rails does not lend itself at all well to
an IDE, so you will be better off if you do not use one. Instead, I
recommend a full-featured editor like jEdit or KomodoEdit. Lots of
people use TextMate, but I’ve been trying to avoid paying €80 for a
text editor.
Thanks. =)
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]
Thank you so much for the responses guys… Have a nice one! =)
2009/7/21 Marnen Laibow-Koser [email protected]
recommend a full-featured editor like jEdit or KomodoEdit. Lots of
–
RPMendoza
Renzo wrote:
Guys… Have you used this IDE for RoR… Is it good to use for those
who are starting for RoR… I really want to learn RoR to learn new IT
knowledge… And I believe it would help me on my Web design and
development project… Just give me a tip if it’s ok to use this IDE.
Thanks. =)
I’ve given up on it a long time ago because of its bloat and I didn’t
get later versions to run on Ubuntu. First switched to NetBeans and now
switched to RubyMine, which I certainly recommend.
–
Roderick van Domburg
http://www.nedforce.com
Roderick van Domburg wrote:
Renzo wrote:
Guys… Have you used this IDE for RoR… Is it good to use for those
who are starting for RoR… I really want to learn RoR to learn new IT
knowledge… And I believe it would help me on my Web design and
development project… Just give me a tip if it’s ok to use this IDE.
Thanks. =)I’ve given up on it a long time ago because of its bloat and I didn’t
get later versions to run on Ubuntu. First switched to NetBeans and now
switched to RubyMine, which I certainly recommend.–
Roderick van Domburg
http://www.nedforce.com
Hi guys
i am also using the same ide for past three weeks
I need to know how to do testing unit, functional
i don’t know how to pass values to database through testing any idea how
to do
karthik.k
i am also using the same ide for past three weeks
I need to know how to do testing unit, functional
i don’t know how to pass values to database through testing any idea how
to do
Best is to buy a book. See: http://rubyonrails.org/documentation
–
Roderick van Domburg
http://www.nedforce.com
Hi,
I use the INTYPE in my Windows and I like very much! Is very fast,
simple for any language and include Bundles like Textmate!
See details: http://intype.info
Greetings from Brazil =)
André Martins
Geniart Tecnologia
www.geniart.com.br
On Jul 22, 6:32 am, Roderick van Domburg <rails-mailing-l…@andreas-