Hello everyone! We’re glad to announce that the new RubyMine version is now available. You can download it from our website, via the free Toolbox App, or by using snaps for Ubuntu. Starting with RubyMine 2024.2, you no longer need to install language support plugins if you use your IDE in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese ..read more

Hello everyone! The RubyMine team is constantly striving to provide support for new technologies for Ruby and Rails. One of the most exciting recent additions to Rails is undoubtedly Hotwire, so we’ve prepared an overview of this suite of frameworks and a tutorial on how to use the most important Turbo and Stimulus features in ..read more

We are happy to announce that we will enable the new UI for all JetBrains IDE users in the upcoming 2024.2 version. We designed the new UI to reduce visual clutter, ensuring easy access to essential features while gradually revealing more advanced functionality as needed. The new UI is clean and modern, providing bigger, easier-to-use controls, a consistent color palette, light and legible icons, increased contrast, and better accents. Work on the new UI began in 2021. We analyzed the issues with the old UI, carefully worked on solutions, released preview and Beta versions, gathered feedback ..read more

Hello everyone! The RubyMine team is constantly striving to provide support for new technologies for Ruby and Rails. One of the most exciting recent additions to Rails is undoubtedly Hotwire, so we’ve prepared an overview of this suite of frameworks and a tutorial on how to use the most important Turbo and Stimulus features in your Rails app with RubyMine. This post covers Turbo; to learn more about Stimulus support, stay tuned for our next blog post. Hotwire and Turbo What is Hotwire? Hotwire simplifies web development by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire (hence the name: it stands f ..read more

Hi everyone! We’re back with an update on the state of the RubyMine 2024.2 Early Access Program. In preparation for the release, we’ve been working on improving AI Assistant, as well as providing support for Rails 8 features, Stimulus, and more. You can download the latest EAP build from our website, via the free Toolbox App, or by using snaps for Ubuntu. AI features For version 2024.2, our focus is on improving AI Assistant completion. With this in mind, we enhanced AI Assistant to make it work better with Ruby- and Rails-specific contexts. For multiline code completion, we’ve upgraded the ex ..read more

Hello everyone! We’re glad to announce the opening of the RubyMine 2024.2 Early Access Program. In this blog post, we’ll share what you can expect in this release cycle. What’s coming in RubyMine 2024.2? In this update, our goal is to enhance your RubyMine experience by incorporating new AI features, improving remote work capabilities, and integrating the latest technologies. We’ll also implement additional optimizations to RubyMine’s performance. AI integration In RubyMine 2024.2, we’ll introduce a number of updates for AI Assistant and the Full Line code completion plugin. AI Assistant will ..read more

RubyMine 2024.1 is now available! At the heart of RubyMine 2024.1 lies its full line code completion feature, which is powered by a fully-integrated, advanced deep learning model. RubyMine 2024.1 also introduces support for the Mise version manager, further streamlining the management of Ruby versions. This release includes improved AI Assistant and inspection updates tailored to Ruby 3.3. Additionally, RubyMine 2024.1 enhances the development experience with features such as closing tags in ERB, the ability to run VCS commands with the current project’s SDK, and Debase 3.0 support that is opt ..read more

Programming with AI is still a highly divisive topic, but there’s no denying that more and more developers are starting to incorporate AI into their daily workflows. Whether you’ve already picked your side in the debate or are still undecided, we’ve got a new feature in v2024.1 of JetBrains IDEs that might just pique your interest – full line code completion. It’s AI-powered and runs locally without sending any data over the internet. In this blog post, we’ll tell you more about what full line code completion is, how it works, what languages are supported, and how you can provide feedback abou ..read more

The RubyMine 2024.1 Early Access Program has now started! In this blog post, we’ll share our plans for the upcoming release and the areas we’re currently focusing on. The first EAP build includes performance and usability improvements, bug fixes, and updates to RBS language support.Now, you can quickly leave your feedback and tell us about your experience with RubyMine by clicking the Share Feedback button in the IDE’s status bar. Share your thoughts in the Feedback form to let us know your preferences and suggestions for improvement. What’s coming in RubyMine 2024.1? In this release cycle ..read more

Hello everyone! We’re excited to share more tips and tricks to enhance your RubyMine experience. In September, our team attended the Euruko 2023 conference, where RubyMine developer Maxat Mansurov delivered a fascinating talk on project indexing. Indexing is a process that involves forming indexes to enable the quick retrieval of information. Although beneficial, this procedure can be time-consuming, as it involves loading files and scanning them thoroughly. In this blog post, we’ll provide you with several useful tips to speed up the indexing process for your projects. Examine indexing diagno ..read more