The jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin helps in modifying Ruby and Rails code at the syntax level.
If you're in search of a reliable plugin to manipulate Ruby and Rails code at a syntax level, the jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin is an excellent choice. This plugin is focused on improving developer productivity and offers features such as method completion and an integrated Ruby documentation viewer.
One of the most exciting updates in the latest release is that the plugin is now compatible with both jEdit 4.2 and jEdit 4.3. Additionally, the latest version 0.9 of JRuby is used, and a bug fix was made to allow for method completion from within a line of code.
Another great feature of this release is that it's the first one that can be installed via the jEdit Plugin Manager interface, which is fantastic news for those who want to get up and coding quickly. The jEdit team deserves special recognition for their help and support getting this plugin in place, with Alan Ezust receiving a special thanks for his assistance and encouragement during the process.
Finally, it's worth noting that many programmers out there are consistently blogging about the jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin, which helps drive enthusiasm for this project. In order to work effectively with this release, it's important to ensure that you're running Java 5.0 (J2SE 5.0). As always, feedback is encouraged, so please share your thoughts and suggestions with the developer at Robmckinnon at users dot sourceforge dot net. Overall, this is a fantastic plugin for Ruby and Rails developers looking to enhance their productivity and streamline their coding experience.
One of the most exciting updates in the latest release is that the plugin is now compatible with both jEdit 4.2 and jEdit 4.3. Additionally, the latest version 0.9 of JRuby is used, and a bug fix was made to allow for method completion from within a line of code.
Another great feature of this release is that it's the first one that can be installed via the jEdit Plugin Manager interface, which is fantastic news for those who want to get up and coding quickly. The jEdit team deserves special recognition for their help and support getting this plugin in place, with Alan Ezust receiving a special thanks for his assistance and encouragement during the process.
Finally, it's worth noting that many programmers out there are consistently blogging about the jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin, which helps drive enthusiasm for this project. In order to work effectively with this release, it's important to ensure that you're running Java 5.0 (J2SE 5.0). As always, feedback is encouraged, so please share your thoughts and suggestions with the developer at Robmckinnon at users dot sourceforge dot net. Overall, this is a fantastic plugin for Ruby and Rails developers looking to enhance their productivity and streamline their coding experience.
What's New
Version 0.8: N/A