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Come on, use Rubymine or any other smart editor to find definitions..
by survili 6y ago
Come on, use Rubymine or any other smart editor to find definitions..
- t-writescode 6y agoI've been using Ruby in IntelliJ for nearly a year now at my new job. Up until literally the very most recent version of it, this has definitely not been enough to be able find some methods. Like, ... 'move' or 'read', or some other horribly overloaded function that is the one that I need to go and find the specific implementation of because it's busted. You need more than just Rubymine in many cases. And no, sometimes it's quite difficult to get the exact configuration required to get that code path to figure out what's wrong.
- samtheprogram 6y agoI was fairly unhappy with RubyMine 4-5 years ago, when I last worked in Ruby long-term. Glad to hear it’s gotten better. I’ll have to revisit it, especially if there’s a CE for RubyMine. To GP: there weren’t at the time any other options for a Ruby “smart-editor” AFAIK. However, like I mentioned in my comment, I’m giving Solargraph [1], a Ruby language server, a try, which is equivalent. 1: https://solargraph.org/ https://solargraph.org/
- calineczka 6y agoRubymine is fantastic most of the time. But when projects use too much DSLs and 'magic', nothing helps.