Hi Sandeep,
You might be interested by the comparison I did of : Idea, NetBeans
and Eclipse RDT/RadRails
Regards,
Sébastien.
On Mar 4, 9:18 am, Sandeep C. [email protected]
If you are using Visual Studio, bear in mind that we have two IDEs -
Ruby In Steel Personal Edition has support for Ruby and RHTML code
coloring and folding; a Rails ‘new project’ wizard, built in Generate
and Rake dialogs, integrated interactive console, project manager in the
Solution Explorer, Import existing project wizard, intgrated debugger
(breakpoints, watch variables, call stack, step into/out/over etc.).
This edition is Free.
We also have a commercial IDE, Ruby In Steel Developer, which has
analytical IntelliSense, an ultra-fast debugger, Ruby/Rails macro
library, Ruby code snippets etc. and will shortly also have an
integrated Visual Rails designer.
We are adding to the features of the Developer Edition all the time. If
there are any features that you miss from Radrails, please let us know
best wishes
Huw
SapphireSteel Software
http://www.sapphiresteel.com
flukus wrote:
I can. Maybe it’s familiarity but java’s naming conventions make a
hell of alot more sense to me than rubys does. toString is alot more
guessable than to_s. Most of the core ruby functions don’t make alot
of sense.
Absolutely! And so does writing 10 times as much code to get anything
done…
–
Phlip
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ZeekLand ← NOT a blog!!
Coolness thanks 
The one I found before didn’t seem to work! I’ll
try this out when I wake up tomorrow.
On 3/5/07, Jamal S. [email protected] wrote:
Use Google
Dreamweaver Rails Extension
http://rubyweaver.gilluminate.com/
–
Ramon Miguel M. Tayag
Using TextMate on Mac OS X. I love it. It’s also very useful for many
other languages and markups.
On Mar 4, 9:18 am, Sandeep C. [email protected]
Hi Sandeep,
I’ve been using Arachno Ruby IDE; I switched from RadRails, because of
the
integrated visual debugger.
The IDE is a little quirky, but not difficult to get used to. The
development is slow, but the product is robust. Very few crashes in the
6-8 mos. I’ve been using it.
http://www.ruby-ide.com/ruby/ruby_ide_and_ruby_editor.php
Regards,
Dave
Information and Educational Technology
Kwantlen University College - 604-599-2120
“So powerful is the light of unity that it can illuminate the whole
earth.” --Bahá'u’lláh
On Mar 4, 9:18 am, Sandeep C. [email protected]
wrote:Hi
I just want to know what IDE’s are being used for Rails development by
the people here. I had been using RadRails but it looks like there
will
try vi with rails plugin
I thought someone else would have mentioned this one:
I love textmate and my mac, but now there is a clone for all of you
who are still on windows.
Jake
Yeah, I just switched from RadRails to this. It’s still a little buggy,
but
I all I really want in an editor is syntax highlighting and the app tree
on
the side.
They only problem I ran into is that RadRails by default inserts spaces
instead of tabs, so you have to do some refactoring.
Stephen G.
I guess this got taken the wrong way. I didn’t mean to insult ruby/
rails. I love them! I’m just sick of hearing the argument that ruby is
like programming in native language when it clearly is not and when
some things are counter intuitive for those of us used to other
languages.
Ramon Miguel M. Tayag wrote:
And on Windows, there’s also RoRed from PlasmaCode.com if my memory
serves me right.
Cheers
Mohit.