It supports many programming languages including Ruby.
#RUBY ON RAILS TEXT EDITOR FOR MAC INSTALL#
For my Rails app (Rails 4), all I had to do to get started was: Add this to the gemfile: gem 'ckeditor' bundle install Add this to application. I used Eclipse/Radrails for a year and it totally sucks. Atom is an open-source code editor from Github. I wanted to allow my users to format text input into a text area, so I decided to use CKEditor. If you are searching for full IDE NetBeans looks very good: I recommend installing ProjectPlus plugin that adds svn and git support to textmate drawer ( ). I wouldn't use an IDE for Rails, but if you really want to, both Netbean and Aptana are worth looking at.
There's even a peepcode episode about it. I'd recommend using Textmate, it has nice bundles for Rails and offers a great interface. which can be very usefull in development. There are also boundles for Subversion/Git/etc. The integrated boundles work very well for Ruby and Ruby On Rails. If you think it's worth to give it a try, in my opinion TextMate is the best but it's not free. In this twice editor, there are a lot of plugin to help you coding with rails. But there are a lot of use of MacVim too. I've only used it on Windows, but it does seem to have a Mac download available.Ī lot of Ruby on rails developers use TextMate, you can see a lot of in several screencast. if you use a mac definitely go with TextMate.
If you are looking for a fast, streamline, feature minimal ruby on rails plugin in Eclipse Afae is pretty good. It has snippets too, but that’s about it. You could try Aptana RadRails, which is free and based on Eclipse (although it seems slightly more stable for pure RoR than Eclipse-with-RadRails-plugin. Afae is a plugin for Eclipse that does syntax coloring for Ruby (and Rails file types an tons of other file types).
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