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Re: Ruby

Post by Robbin » 8 years ago

Sorry, I saw it yesterday, but I was working on the extraclass of BD, so I couldn´t response..
that´s util..
Hey: I was looking for a IDE for ruby, and one of my partners told me that the IDEs he´d seen are only for LINUX, not for WINDOWS..
Do you know where can I find one??


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Ruby IDE´s

Post by Phantom » 8 years ago

In my computer I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04 (Linux), and in the two operative systems I use the same IDE (I mean I have the versions for Linux and for Windows) to program in Ruby, Java, C, C++ and Python. For the first 4 languages mentioned, I use Netbean 6.8 and PyCharm 2.5 for program in Python. Those are the best IDE´s I seen for program in those languages.
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Re: Ruby

Post by Robbin » 8 years ago

NetBean 6.8..
thanks, man..

hey:
do you know how to eork with geany??
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Re: Ruby

Post by Phantom » 8 years ago

What is that?? An IDE??
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Re: Ruby

Post by Robbin » 8 years ago

that´s a text editor, but, with the gcc you can compile programs for a long list of languages..
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Re: Ruby

Post by Phantom » 8 years ago

Ah!!! I know what program you are talking about… Its icon is a demitasse. This program is in Linux too. My friends said that it is e good text editor. In Windows, the text editor that I use is the Notepad++. If I can program in C# with geany, it sound perfect.
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Re: Ruby

Post by Robbin » 8 years ago

Yes, I gess you can program in C# in the geany editor..
but I thought it was made for WINDOWsS too
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Re: Ruby

Post by Phantom » 8 years ago

Yeah!! Geany have a version in windows too. I not prove program in C, C++ or C# with Geany, but with Ruby and Python works very well.
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Re: Ruby

Post by Robbin » 8 years ago

And how do I use it??

well I found a program for ruby: JetBrains RubyMine..
is it a good program??
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Re: Ruby

Post by Phantom » 8 years ago

Mmmm… I haven´t see JetBrains RubyMine, but… I have seen too many programs did by JetBrains, and all are very good tools. Let me tell you an example, I program in Python on PyCharm, and this is the best IDE I seen for program in Python, and… PyCharm is made by JetBrains. Another example is ReSharper, which is a plugin for Visual Studio for oversimplify the programing in C#; and are another tool like ReSharper but for Java (made by JetBrains too). For this things I know about JetBrains, I spouse RubyMine is very good too.
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