Coming down the line, RubyMine 1.1 is already in the release candidate stage, and in the fall will be coming RubyMine 1.5 with anticipated support for Ruby 1.9, Cucumber, RCov, an integrated SQL console, and improved refactoring tools.
(Link: RubyMine 1.0: A Cross Platform Ruby IDE People Actually Seem To Love)
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Mike Clark has produced a single page PDF cheat sheet of about fifty TextMate keyboard shortcuts to speed up your Ruby development.
(Link: TextMate Cheat Sheet for Ruby and Rails developers)
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GitHub TextMate bundle
Contains the following commands specific to the current file:
* Show in GitHub – opens the current file in github, and selects the same lines that are selected in the current file
* Annotate/Blame/Comment Line – finds the original commit where this line was created and opens that commit in GitHub, whereby you can use the GitHub comment feature
(Link: GitHub TextMate bundle)
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If you are developing in Rails you should know the plugin! It displays footnotes in your application for easy debugging, such as sessions, request parameters, cookies, filter chain, routes, queries, etc.
(Link: rails-footnotes – GitHub)
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1) SCM Status Badges
2) Swapping the project drawer for a panel
3) Finder colour labels
4) Project-tree state can be preserved when re-opening the project
(Link: TextMate Plug-in: ProjectPlus)
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Welcome to the TextMate Basics Tutorial. After having setup your TextMate, this Tutorial will show you around the basic features of TextMate. This is a must for everyone who wants to use TextMate seriously.
(Link: TextMate Basics Tutorial)
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Edit PHP Online
Develop and maintain your php applications in any modern browser, with all the comfort that you are used to in any desktop ide, with one major advantage: you can do your work anywhere (hotel, internet caffe, etc.)
(Link: PHPanywhere.net – Online PHP Editor)
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Adobe Flex Builder 3 software is currently available for free for software developers who are affected by the current economic condition and are currently unemployed.
(Link: Adobe Flex Builder is free for unemployed developers)
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RubyMine offers all of the features you’d expect from a high-end IDE:
* Code completion
* Code snippet support
* Refactoring tools
* Project file management / navigation
* HTML, CSS, and JavaScript editing (including Erb support)
* RSpec and Test::Unit support (with GUI-based test runner)
* Built-in Rails console
* Ruby debugger (with full support for Rails apps)
(via rubyinside.com)
(Link: RubyMine 1.0 – A Solid, IntelliJ Based Ruby on Rails IDE ($49))
