Hi,
I am very new to Ruby. I’ve download ‘Instant Ruby’ from the site. I’ve
a question that “where to write of Ruby?”.
Is there any IDE or editor to write its code , please guide me.
Thanks,
Tehseen
Hi,
I am very new to Ruby. I’ve download ‘Instant Ruby’ from the site. I’ve
a question that “where to write of Ruby?”.
Is there any IDE or editor to write its code , please guide me.
Thanks,
Tehseen
On 1 Pa¼, 08:57, Tehseen A. [email protected]
wrote:
Hi,
I am very new to Ruby. I’ve download ‘Instant Ruby’ from the site. I’ve
a question that “where to write of Ruby?”.
Is there any IDE or editor to write its code , please guide me.Thanks,
TehseenPosted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.
Hi there
Try NetBeans 6.0. There is a special branch developed especially for
Ruby and Rails.
You can download it at http://deadlock.netbeans.org/hudson/job/ruby/
It has great code autocompletion and greatly supports Rails. Enjoy.
Best regards
Adrian
Hi Tehseen
nbRubyIDE iscool but you should take a look at a faster IDE, ie
download Aptana RadRails ![]()
On Oct 1, 2:57 pm, Tehseen A. [email protected]
Tehseen A. wrote:
Hi,
I am very new to Ruby. I’ve download ‘Instant Ruby’ from the site. I’ve
a question that “where to write of Ruby?”.
Is there any IDE or editor to write its code , please guide me.
hey Tehseen,
it would greatly depend on your needs, if all u need is a place to write
some code and get the color + syntax checks for ruby, you can download
relatively simple low-costing-memory editors (such as jedit)
i happened to use aptana’s radrails for a very short while, it kind of
clogged up my machine, and everything went a bit slower, but on the
other hand it has a lot of rails shortcuts and rails features.
i suppose choosing u’r editor depends on your needs; if ruby syntax /
coloring is a good enough start, i would recommend jedit.
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