Ruby on Ubuntu 12.04 LST

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Hello everybody,
I just finished with tutorials from TheNewBoston so I have some
knowledge about this language.Now I am asking which is the best IDE for
me to start working on Ruby on OS Ubuntu 12.04? NetBeans,Aptana,RedCar
etc…
I tried with NetBeans 7.2 but it doesn’t suport plugin for Ruby…

Please help…

Thank you…

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Bojan,

You could try out SublimeText2 or RedCar

Thanks

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Try Sublime Text 2: Sublime Text 2 - Sublime Text

Other options are vim, emacs, or TextMate.

Many Ruby developers prefer using text editors over IDEs. I have been
using
Sublime Text 2 for over a year now, and have never felt the need to turn
to
an IDE.

Regards,
Krishna A…

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I tried RubyMine and it’s great but it’s not free (there is 30 days
trail).
I tried Aptana which is Eclipse with plugin.

After that I installed ruby and rails plugin in my Eclipse because I
used
it before for Java development and now it works perfect.

I also want to mention that it’s not so important which IDE you choose,
every one can do job. It’s not matter of tool but you :slight_smile:

2012/9/14 Richard C. [email protected]

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As the Ruby IDEs go, IntelliJ comes out pretty good (Redmine?) among
people
who dips their toes in the Java and Ruby worlds.

Netbeans 6.9 had great ruby support and I loved it.

For serious Ruby work I tend to use text editors like has been
suggested. I
would like to know a lot more vim, and can use it in a pinch, but for
mainline work I use sublime text 2.

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I have problem when I try install SublimeText 2.0.1
I am reading tutorial, but I can’t do next from tut:

sudo mv “Sublime Text 2” /opt/Sublime_Text_2
Next add /opt/Sublime_Text_2 to your PATH in ~/.bashrc<<

and when I put these to terminal, I get error :

mv: cannot stat `Sublime Text 2’: No such file or directory<

So how can I make this dirrectory or something else…

Any help…

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Am 14.09.2012 18:03, schrieb Bojan Jordanovski:

I have problem when I try install SublimeText 2.0.1
I am reading tutorial, but I can’t do next from tut:

sudo mv “Sublime Text 2” /opt/Sublime_Text_2
Next add /opt/Sublime_Text_2 to your PATH in ~/.bashrc<<

and when I put these to terminal, I get error :

mv: cannot stat `Sublime Text 2’: No such file or directory<

According to the error message, the `mv’ command does not find
the “Sublime Text 2” directory; are you sure that it exists in
your current working directory?

Try `ls’ in the same directory.

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Spaces vs underscores

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Hello,

On 14 Σεπ 2012, at 15:32 , Krishna A. [email protected] wrote:

Try Sublime Text 2: Sublime Text 2 - Sublime Text

Other options are vim, emacs, or TextMate.

Does textmate build on linux? I’m positive it doesn’t. +1 for vim, it’s
has difficult learning curve but it’s worthy.

I tried with NetBeans 7.2 but it doesn’t suport plugin for Ruby…

Please help…

Thank you…

–
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Panagiotis A.

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Installing Sublime Text from this PPA will make things easier:

Regards,
Krishna A…

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Does textmate build on linux? I’m positive it doesn’t. +1 for vim, it’s
has difficult learning curve but it’s worthy.

No. TextMate doesn’t build on Linux, though this may change eventually
given that it has now been open-sourced.

Regards,
Krishna A…

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Bojan Jordanovski wrote in post #1076004:

Hello everybody,
I just finished with tutorials from TheNewBoston so I have some
knowledge about this language.Now I am asking which is the best IDE for
me to start working on Ruby on OS Ubuntu 12.04? NetBeans,Aptana,RedCar
etc…
I tried with NetBeans 7.2 but it doesn’t suport plugin for Ruby…

Please help…

Thank you…

I use NetBeans 7.1 with rails plugin at home (Ubuntu 10.04) and at work
(Windows) and I am very happy with it.

But I am waiting rails support for 7.2 since they finally added support
for tabs of open files to be positioned on sides (not just top) of
editor window.

by
TheR

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Hei.

‘Geany’ is a good IDE for Ubuntu. It shows line numbers and is
compatible with ruby and other languages. Just check it.

Take care,
wizard :slight_smile: