Wednesday, November 29, 2006

NetBeans + Ruby = True

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Click on image for full size. Some things to notice: semantic highlighting (for example, parameters are shown in different colors than local variables), code completion, mark occurrences (other uses of the length method under the caret is highlighted), ...



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13 comments:

  1. Wow. Any hints on deployment features (for RoR) from within NetBeans?



    -M

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  2. Hey Tor,
    You're a hero among champions (or champion among heroes, whichever you prefer). This looks fantastic. Looking forward to trying it out whenever it becomes available.
    -danel

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  3. hi there,


    look forward to this bundle. taking any beta testers ?


    BR,

    ~A

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  4. What about Eclipse's Ctrl+Shift+R support in NetBeans? Or Ctrl+Shift+N in IDEA. Without these shortcuts, NetBeans is useless IMHO. ;-)

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  5. Hi Matt,
    I asked Roman Strobl the "Go to File" or "Open File" dialogs (equivalent to Idea's Ctrl+Shit+N).
    He assured me that this is planned to Netbeans 6.0.

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  6. great news. I am looking forward to this.
    RDT in Eclipse is already quite good. but competition is always good. Netbeans has made
    great steps with the last versions. So I hope that Ruby support will be really great.

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  7. Can you explain what you have done to integrate NB with JRuby? And how can I use NB as the IDE for JRuby?

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  8. In the hmac_md5 method, in the body of the first (and only) if, why 'key' is not highlighted as a parameter name?

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  9. Hi! I'm an RDT developer and currently working on refactoring support (see website). I'm very interested in your code, how you implemented your rename. Could you tell me what I have to check out and build? I've never used NetBeans and I'm quite lost in the repository :) Thanks!

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  10. Hi Tor, this is indeed great news. Do you have an opensource project for the JRuby support in NetBeans? I would like to try it. Thanks.

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  11. Thank God! you spared Eclipse. May people like you live longer so that Eclipse lives longer.

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  12. [Trackback]
    No soy un fanático de los IDEs pero definitivamente cosas como esta ayudan a correr la voz acerca de Ruby.
    Más información en:
    NetBeans + Ruby = true
    Vía el amigo Igvir
    ...

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