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I find RubyMine to be sluggish, and I stick with SublimeText and a set of terminals. However, I was trying to debug a plugin of a plugin of a gem, and installed
by TheRealDunkirk 5y ago
I find RubyMine to be sluggish, and I stick with SublimeText and a set of terminals. However, I was trying to debug a plugin of a plugin of a gem, and installed it again to see if it would help. I found the problem in about 5 minutes because of this navigation. Credit where due; it was pretty awesome.
- aantix 5y agoAgree - I find other editors much more responsive. But when I need to learn or explore a really large code base in Ruby, I haven't found anything better.
- zorr 5y agoJetBrains IDEs can require some tweaking of the jvm startup params. Mostly initial and maximum heap size. The defaults are rather low and for projects with lots of dependencies it needs a lot of memory to keep indices and cache warm. I usually run mine with at least 8GB max heap space (on a 32GB machine) and have a good experience with large Gradle projects.