Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by akx on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @09:47AM
(#7263823)
Not sure if RubyMine has this (yet), but hitting Shift twice opens "Search Everywhere" in my PyCharm, which is even faster than Ctrl+(Shift+(Alt+))N.
Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by pilif on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @11:29AM
(#7264377)
Thank you SO MUCH for this. I had no idea. Whatever I do, I can't make my brain remember the various navigation keyboard shortcuts and guessing a file always felt better than moving to the mouse, opening the menu and thinking about the appropriate item to use.
This is amazing. Very easy to reach shortcut and very broad search (while still being fast).
Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by btipling on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @10:00AM
(#7263900)
Wow, I type Cmd+F for find in path, but I'll try double shift. The keyboard commands in PyCharm are much different from IntelliJ IDE, so not sure if RubyMine is also different.
Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by krisdol on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @10:15AM
(#7263988)
Same result in RubyMine, thanks for the tip!
Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by crusso on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @10:25AM
(#7264038)
I heartily recommend RubyMine as well. I was a vim Ruby developer for some time and convinced that no one was going to ever make a decent Rails development environment. RubyMine is well worth the price.
Re:Software Startups Get JetBrains Tools at 50% Off
by the_rosentotter on Wednesday February 19, 2014 @01:42PM
(#7265284)
Not to be a dick but... Those things are new to Ruby developers? It blows my mind how anyone could enjoy programming without the basest tool support.
It handles RVM and RVM gemsets natively with ZERO configuration, integrates with Git history and pending changes, can connect to databases and view records IN THE IDE, you can open a terminal right there in the IDE for when you need to get down and dirty.
And the shortcuts - dear lord the Shortcuts are a TIME SAVER. Cmd+Shift+O > Type in filename > Bam. You're there. Cmd+click object, you are taken to it's implementation or declaration automatically.
Highly recommend RubyMine!