What is the best Ruby on rails IDE ?

[hoboy Hoboy]

What is the best ide for ruby on rails ?, I use linux.
please forgive me if the question is elementary.
I am java/.Net developer I want to broaden my horizon.

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[Colin Law]

On 26 March 2011 13:45, hoboy Hoboy <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> What is the best ide for ruby on rails ?, I use linux.
> please forgive me if the question is elementary.
> I am java/.Net developer I want to broaden my horizon.

Many, though not all, will suggest that an IDE is not useful for Rails
development. Choose an editor with ruby support (I use jEdit, Komodo
edit free has also been recommended) and use the console for running
scripts.

Colin

[Chris Kottom]

+1 for Colin's suggestion.  I'm able to move pretty fast now that my fingers are used to the key combinations I use with Emacs and GNU Screen.

I did use NetBeans for a while when I was getting started, and I found the support to be pretty solid.  Oracle is discontinuing direct support for Ruby and Rails in the upcoming version and throwing it over to the community to continue maintenance, so it remains to be seen whether this will remain a viable option.

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[hoboy Hoboy]

Chris Kottom wrote in post #989405:

> +1 for Colin's suggestion. I'm able to move pretty fast now that my
> fingers
> are used to the key combinations I use with Emacs and GNU Screen.
>
> I did use NetBeans for a while when I was getting started, and I found
> the
> support to be pretty solid. Oracle is discontinuing direct support for
> Ruby
> and Rails in the upcoming version and throwing it over to the community
> to
> continue maintenance, so it remains to be seen whether this will remain
> a
> viable option.

I have Netbeans, I didn't want to count on it as an option because of
what you have mentioned about oracle

[mitch000001]

Hello,
I would suggest <a href="http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/"
target="_blank">RubyMine</a>, or for multilinugal reasons IntelliJ, a
Java IDE from <a href="http://www.jetbrains.com"
target="_blank">JetBrains</a>.

It supports a big bunch of common rails tasks, just try it (the
community-edition is free).

Regards, Michael

[hoboy Hoboy]

mitch000001 wrote in post #989409:

> Hello,
> I would suggest <a href="http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/"
> target="_blank">RubyMine</a>, or for multilinugal reasons IntelliJ, a
> Java IDE from <a href="http://www.jetbrains.com"
> target="_blank">JetBrains</a>.
>
> It supports a big bunch of common rails tasks, just try it (the
> community-edition is free).
>
> Regards, Michael

Aaaaaaaa ha.
I have download RubyMine from here.
http://www.jetbrains.com/devnet/index.html
here..http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/RUBYDEV/RubyMine+EAP
I really hope this is the right place this looks really good,because
Intellij is not a free product.
Could you please point me to the "community-edition is free" ?
if the link I have from where I have download is correct then this is
too good to be true :)