can anybody tell me wat are the editors available for developing web
pages(/static pages) for the rails application…
2010/11/26 Emanuel [email protected]
can anybody tell me wat are the editors available for developing web
pages(/static pages) for the rails application…Emanuel,
Sorry to say this, but do not be lazy. There are several threads on this
forum that have addressed these issues. I have just answered another one
some hour ago. THERE IS NO SPECIFIC EDITOR for RAILS. You can do it in
any
usual editor!!! Unless you are looking for something else other than
editors.
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+1 Edmond, hehe
@Emmanuel - go for Textmate for a good start if you’re a Mac user, if
windows nah’ I’m not a fan of any editors sorry for that, or just a
simple TextPad will do. Even try VIM on linux if want to Code the
classic way 
Cheers,
Andre
+1 Andre and Edmond
If you are a Linux user, gEdit has a textmate plugin and and i guess a
Railscasts plugin(for the same appearance as in the Railscasts by Ryan
Bates).
Andre Joseph C. wrote in post #964087:
+1 Edmond, hehe
@Emmanuel - go for Textmate for a good start if you’re a Mac user,
Or save the €80 and try KomodoEdit.
if
windows nah’ I’m not a fan of any editors sorry for that, or just a
simple TextPad will do. Even try VIM on linux if want to Code the
classic way
Or Emacs (I hate vi myself). Komodo exists for all three of these OSs
Cheers,
Andre
Best,
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On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 8:11 PM, Marnen Laibow-Koser
[email protected]wrote:
Andre Joseph C. wrote in post #964087:
+1 Edmond, hehe
@Emmanuel - go for Textmate for a good start if you’re a Mac user,
Or save the 80 and try KomodoEdit.
I just tried this too and it is really not bad… I think the only thing
that
I found compared to TextMate was that the file search function was a lot
slower… but considering you can buy PeepOpen for about $12 (
http://peepcode.com/products/peepopen) you are ahead of the game…
On 28 November 2010 02:11, Marnen Laibow-Koser [email protected]
wrote:
Andre Joseph C. wrote in post #964087:
+1 Edmond, hehe
@Emmanuel - go for Textmate for a good start if you’re a Mac user,
Or save the 80 and try KomodoEdit.
I like jEdit, which is also free and available on all platforms.
Colin
On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 8:31 PM, David K.
[email protected]wrote:
Or save the 80 and try KomodoEdit.
I just tried this too and it is really not bad… I think the only thing
that I found compared to TextMate was that the file search function was a
lot slower… but considering you can buy PeepOpen for about $12 (
http://peepcode.com/products/peepopen) you are ahead of the game…
Sorry…scratch that about PeepOpen, I dont think it integrates w Komodo
Hello,
if I understood well your question was not about Rails editor, it was
about a good “static page creator” or generator?
Try Haml with Sass!
Or try out Sinatra if you need small page, and also check the long
list about good generators, both are amazing!!
Good luck,
Zoltn
hay I found myself, Gedit is the best…if u know how use its file
explorer u
will have fun, I was using kate at the first time, now I file, Gedit is
the
best 
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On 28 November 2010 14:41, David K. [email protected] wrote:
Or save the 80 and try KomodoEdit.
I like jEdit, which is also free and available on all platforms.
Colin - do you find it to be fast enough – I think I looked at it but did
not go further because I saw it is written in java and I guess I have heard
enough about slow java apps… by any chance have you also used textmate
and can compare it?
jEdit does not seem slow to me (on Ubuntu), certainly comparable to
codewright on windows which I used to use. I have a four year old
laptop and it runs fine. There are lots of good plugins. You need
the project viewer for managing sets of files as a project (a rails
app for example) and sidekick which does ruby parsing, method index
and so on. It has built in ruby syntax colouring.
Colin
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:39 AM, Colin L. [email protected]
wrote:
Colin - do you find it to be fast enough – I think I looked at it but
did
not go further because I saw it is written in java and I guess I have
heard
enough about slow java apps… by any chance have you also used
textmate
and can compare it?
I’ve used NetBeans on Linux and Windows and was happy with it.
Aptana is very good for RoR dev with GIT integration
On the horizon is Redcar an IDE written in Ruby that lists TextMate as
a major inspiration.
I vote for TextPad on Windows. You can download a syntax file for
color coding, it was a file explorer built in, which works well with
the Rails directory structure. I also use the “Find in Files” option
often.
Of course, I’ve been using TextPad for over 15 years so I might be a
bit biased.
David K. wrote in post #964465:
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 3:39 AM, Colin L. [email protected]
wrote:Colin - do you find it to be fast enough – I think I looked at it but
did
not go further because I saw it is written in java and I guess I have
heard
enough about slow java apps…
Don’t let silly biases get in your way. Java’s performance is fine for
most real-world applications. jEdit is plenty fast enough. I’ve
stopped using it for reasons of usability, not performance.
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]
On Nov 27, 12:49 am, Andre Joseph C. [email protected] wrote:
if windows nah’ I’m not a fan of any editors sorry for that, or just
a simple TextPad will do.
Or use more of a programmer specific editor like Zeus for Windows:
Jussi Jumppanen
Author: Zeus for Windows