Thanks for all the good advices.
Yes I have great respect for people who really remember the API of the
language they use.
About the what Bryan Crossland said hi is right, but I have learned few
languages before.
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Thanks what ide you use ? and how specically you import your project
into that ide ?
I am on ubuntu.
Well when I was leaning python it was easy to get round with. install
it, starting it.
I have many years of java/.Net programming as profational.
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David Kahn.
Thanks what ide you use ? and how specically you import your project
into that ide ?
Actually I picked up vim a couple months ago and love it. Although if you do
not use it you might not want to do both your
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On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 5:34 AM, hoboy Hoboy li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
David Kahn.
Thanks what ide you use ? and how specically you import your project
into that ide ?
Actually I picked up vim a couple
I hope I will see the light, but for the time being this has been one
very frustrating. RoR is easy to generate the project from console, but
difficult to deal with it later.
I am looking at Gedit now, Geany, Gedit, i will also look for RoR
eclipse plugin... I just wanted to widen my horizon
Tiobe list nice place for ruby
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html
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RubyMine is the best but it cost money
As i am not professional rails developer I didn't want to use money on
ide.
If there is a free version can you point me to that ?
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