#rubymine — Public Fediverse posts

Breaking news: #RubyMine is now free for those who aren't making money with it—because what better way to support developers than by ensuring they stay broke? 💸 Meanwhile, #JetBrains continues to remind us just how many tools it offers that we may never use. 🎉
https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/ #Freebies #DeveloperSupport #SoftwareTools #StayBroke #HackerNews #ngated

Breaking news: #RubyMine is now free for those who aren't making money with it—because what better way to support developers than by ensuring they stay broke? 💸 Meanwhile, #JetBrains continues to remind us just how many tools it offers that we may never use. 🎉
https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/ #Freebies #DeveloperSupport #SoftwareTools #StayBroke #HackerNews #ngated

Breaking news: #RubyMine is now free for those who aren't making money with it—because what better way to support developers than by ensuring they stay broke? 💸 Meanwhile, #JetBrains continues to remind us just how many tools it offers that we may never use. 🎉
https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/ #Freebies #DeveloperSupport #SoftwareTools #StayBroke #HackerNews #ngated

Breaking news: #RubyMine is now free for those who aren't making money with it—because what better way to support developers than by ensuring they stay broke? 💸 Meanwhile, #JetBrains continues to remind us just how many tools it offers that we may never use. 🎉
https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/ #Freebies #DeveloperSupport #SoftwareTools #StayBroke #HackerNews #ngated

RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/

#HackerNews #RubyMine #Free #NonCommercial #Use #JetBrains #Programming #Tools #Ruby

RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/

#HackerNews #RubyMine #Free #NonCommercial #Use #JetBrains #Programming #Tools #Ruby

RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/

#HackerNews #RubyMine #Free #NonCommercial #Use #JetBrains #Programming #Tools #Ruby

RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/

#HackerNews #RubyMine #Free #NonCommercial #Use #JetBrains #Programming #Tools #Ruby

RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

https://blog.jetbrains.com/ruby/2025/09/rubymine-is-now-free-for-non-commercial-use/

#HackerNews #RubyMine #Free #NonCommercial #Use #JetBrains #Programming #Tools #Ruby

Anyone using #dape with #ruby ? I am currently debugging a quite large and messy codebase, and I had to resort to Jetbrains #rubymine to get a powerful debugger with visual breakpoints (which is much faster than dropping `debugger` statements everywhere). Rubymine is cool, but I'd like to stay in Emacs for that.

Dape just does not work, and the README basically says : "you can use it for ruby". That's it.

But I can't figure out how it works. #emacs #help

Anyone using #dape with #ruby ? I am currently debugging a quite large and messy codebase, and I had to resort to Jetbrains #rubymine to get a powerful debugger with visual breakpoints (which is much faster than dropping `debugger` statements everywhere). Rubymine is cool, but I'd like to stay in Emacs for that.

Dape just does not work, and the README basically says : "you can use it for ruby". That's it.

But I can't figure out how it works. #emacs #help

Anyone using #dape with #ruby ? I am currently debugging a quite large and messy codebase, and I had to resort to Jetbrains #rubymine to get a powerful debugger with visual breakpoints (which is much faster than dropping `debugger` statements everywhere). Rubymine is cool, but I'd like to stay in Emacs for that.

Dape just does not work, and the README basically says : "you can use it for ruby". That's it.

But I can't figure out how it works. #emacs #help

Anyone using #dape with #ruby ? I am currently debugging a quite large and messy codebase, and I had to resort to Jetbrains #rubymine to get a powerful debugger with visual breakpoints (which is much faster than dropping `debugger` statements everywhere). Rubymine is cool, but I'd like to stay in Emacs for that.

Dape just does not work, and the README basically says : "you can use it for ruby". That's it.

But I can't figure out how it works. #emacs #help

Anyone using #dape with #ruby ? I am currently debugging a quite large and messy codebase, and I had to resort to Jetbrains #rubymine to get a powerful debugger with visual breakpoints (which is much faster than dropping `debugger` statements everywhere). Rubymine is cool, but I'd like to stay in Emacs for that.

Dape just does not work, and the README basically says : "you can use it for ruby". That's it.

But I can't figure out how it works. #emacs #help

How I stopped worrying and became a polyglot programmer

#IntelliJ #DataGrip #PyCharm #RubyMine #WebStorm #GoLand #VSCode

How I stopped worrying and became a polyglot programmer

#IntelliJ #DataGrip #PyCharm #RubyMine #WebStorm #GoLand #VSCode

How I stopped worrying and became a polyglot programmer

#IntelliJ #DataGrip #PyCharm #RubyMine #WebStorm #GoLand #VSCode

How I stopped worrying and became a polyglot programmer

#IntelliJ #DataGrip #PyCharm #RubyMine #WebStorm #GoLand #VSCode

How I stopped worrying and became a polyglot programmer

#IntelliJ #DataGrip #PyCharm #RubyMine #WebStorm #GoLand #VSCode

@here_for_code @evilmartians I like #standardrb because it uses #RuboCop but only implements basic and non-controversial rules that help with linting.

I occasionally use #RubyMine for the (putatively) automated refactorings and to play around with #AI integrations, but I'm a #CLI guy and don't find IDE's very intuitive. I use heavily customized #vim, #ack or #thesilversearcher, and #ctags for day to day stuff. It just seems faster to me, but that could just be muscle memory and habit. 😄

Anyone have strong feelings about #rubymine? Only if it was your primary editor/IDE for a meaningful length of time in the last year. #Ruby

@hschne that's one of the features that JetBrain's #Rubymine solves easily out of the box.
I'm not using it generally but I use it for these kinds of tasks since I don't know any other editor or IDE that does it.

It will rename models, controllers and even I18 keys if you want it to.

I occasionally try #RubyMine for refactoring or #CoPilot integration, and generally regret it. What are some #vim friendly tools for refactoring, #AI integration (esp. for #TDD or #HAML automation), and so forth? ALE by itself doesn't quite do it for me, but that could just be user error or lack of knowledge. 😇

Does anyone know how I can turn off the #intellij annotations that show up above functions in #rubymine #webstorm?

If I could use a different editor than #RubyMine for #Ruby and get an easy-to-set-up debugger, good refactoring, and equally good completion, I would jump to it. As things stand, however, nothing is even close.

Talking to current and future #RubyMine users was fun at #railsconf2023. You don't have to wait for the future to value your time now.

Also humbled to hang out with the #JetBrains developers that bring you your favorite tools.

Talking to current and future #RubyMine users was fun at #railsconf2023. You don't have to wait for the future to value your time now.

Also humbled to hang out with the #JetBrains developers that bring you your favorite tools.

Talking to current and future #RubyMine users was fun at #railsconf2023. You don't have to wait for the future to value your time now.

Also humbled to hang out with the #JetBrains developers that bring you your favorite tools.

Talking to current and future #RubyMine users was fun at #railsconf2023. You don't have to wait for the future to value your time now.

Also humbled to hang out with the #JetBrains developers that bring you your favorite tools.

Talking to current and future #RubyMine users was fun at #railsconf2023. You don't have to wait for the future to value your time now.

Also humbled to hang out with the #JetBrains developers that bring you your favorite tools.

I mentioned before I was using vscode to give it a try. It has been a few days, and so far, I do enjoy the experience. It feels very lightweight and manageable (there are still a few things I am not 100% convinced about, but we are getting there). Today I found a little roadblock; I was doing some mayor refactoring, and guess what... yep, I went back to Intellij to do the refactorings before continuing… 🤷🏽‍♂️

#vscode #development #software #intellij #ruby #rubymine #refactoring #idefail

Also notable: I found a workaround to my #RubyMine syntax highlighting problem: I stopped using @[email protected] (and instead switched to IntelliJ).
That one's a bit too heavy weight, but at least I can read the code I'm writing. 😃

Ex.ce.llent! Now I also get this, when I start up #RubyMine… Despite the fast that I already *disabled* the bundled plugin to use the paid-for markup plugin.
What the division-by-zero is wrong with this @[email protected] version (or #weekend; but I do suspect it's the IDE).
#Dammit

I also find the start-up image shown with the latest #RubyMine version is disturbingly close to the pattern I see when a #migraine hits me. 😖

Oh dear, #RubyMine *also* highlights matching #Ruby code (see screen shot) — and I can't find a way to stop it from displaying that light green background. 😩
Hey @[email protected] or @[email protected], what can I do about this.
I'm read to roll back to a previous version…

To illustrate the effect in #RubyMine: I find this part essentially unreadable (see screen shot). The text cursor inside is practically invisible. ☹️
This is @[email protected] version. #RM-211.6693.118 on macOS 11.2.3.

Why can't I change the syntax highlighting attributes for matched braces in #RubyMine anymore? ➙ https://vimeo.com/537853946
Am I a #BugMagnet or #AmIDoingItWrong?
@[email protected] or @[email protected] can you help?