Thanks and congratulations! Are you coming to EclipseCon? IIRC its in Santa Clara, one town over so I would definitely stand you a beer or two though I won't be at the event itself.
Bill -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kyle Shank Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:07 PM To: General RadRails talk Subject: [RadRails] RadRails 0.6 is out Finally, RadRails 0.6 is out! This release includes a lot of refactoring and quality improvements under the covers as well as some nifty new features. The details can be found in the changelog. One of the biggest improvements in my opinion is in the RHTML editor. We found the root problem that was causing bad coloring and incompatibility with Eclipse 3.2. It's finally stable. As a result of the RHTML fix we are now Eclipse 3.2 compatible and are even using 3.2 m5a as the base to the Mac Intel build. RadRails starts up in 3-4 seconds on my MacBook Pro if you were wondering :) Ctrl+Shift+V will be your new best friend during Controller and View development. This is the first version so it's extremely simple and straightforward. Simply hit the keybind inside of a Controller action and it will take you to the corresponding view. Once in the view hit the keybind again to toggle back to where you were in the Controller. If the view doesn't exist a prompt will ask to create if for you and open the new file. Try it out; it's fun. It's definitely been saving me quite a bit of time switching between, creating or open view files. We now finally have integrated testing support. RDT has Test::Unit and you could have used that to run individual tests but there was no easy way to run through all your unit or functional tests and see the output (is the bar green?). 0.6 has added 3 buttons to the toolbar that will run through your functional tests, unit tests or all tests. The results are captured in the Test::Unit view which is behind the Rails Navigator. It will report test by test failures, successes and traces for error. Keep the bar green to keep that code clean. So there you have it, 0.6. A lot went into this release so please check out the changelog and better yet the closed tickets to see exactly what went down. Matt implemented some major changes in the way we deal with Ruby runtime. For instance, now if you define the Ruby interpreter in RDT's preferences it will get used over the default ruby we look for on the path. We also offer a way to specify your Rails installation location as well, etc. This will be our final release before EclipseCon and I'm glad we were able to accomplish a major release. Enjoy! _______________________________________________ RadRails mailing list [email protected] http://lists.radrails.org/mailman/listinfo/radrails _______________________________________________ RadRails mailing list [email protected] http://lists.radrails.org/mailman/listinfo/radrails
