Re: Hello RoR

dweinand
Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:50:07 -0000

unfortunately RadRails doensn''t support this feature. i''m
missing it
too.
but it depends on RDT, not on RadRails. if the guys implement this
into RDT, it will be available soon in RadRails.
don''t know if it''s available with the next version. but i
think not.
but radrails development moved to the great aptana guys.
so i thnk we can expect some new shiny features in the future.

another great upcoming rails IDE is netbeans. they support intelli
sense! but it''s still beta.
but looks very, very promising. so you should give this a try too.
here are some screencasts on whats going on:
http://blogs.sun.com/roumen/entry/two_demos_jruby_on_rails

another tool is ruby in steel. it''s an plug in for visual studio.
intelli sense on board too. only in the "pro" version afaik.
http://www.sapphiresteel.com/

don''t ask if it''s the best in here. ;) only thing
you''ll hear is the
mac with Textmate is the best.
it''s a kinf of religion. what platform you are using? windows? linux?
mac?

i''m using RadRails for my daily work on windows. i''m quite
happy with
it.
one point that''s always find fault is the memory consumption. but who
cares. memory is cheap. ;)

if you are using a pII with 128meg radrails isn''t the best choice for
you. ;)
but if you''re a java developer, i think your box is strong enough.

HTH

On 9 Mrz., 16:28, "Leonardoalmeidabastos"
<leonardoalmeidabas...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am a Java programmer and I started today with Ruby and also RoR. I am
using the RadRails IDE (is that the best?) and I would like to know if there is
a auto-completation feature like in Eclipse for JAVA (ctrl + space for classes
and methods). Do I need to install anything else?
>
> I am still learning the language''s sintax and I am loving it. It
is so intuitive and agile.
>
> Thank you.