问题
The SciTE editor comes with the Ruby installer, and it's just a generic code editor. I installed FreeRIDE but it seems a little buggy; it actually just crashed on me for no reason. :(
So my question is...
What IDE / Editor do you use for Ruby on Windows? What are the best editors out there?
回答1:
Netbeans IDE is quite good.
回答2:
You can use either Eclipse with the Aptana Plugin and then install the Aptana RadRails plugin or you can use Aptana as a stand-alone application.
I like to use Eclipse with the Aptana plugins because Aptana seems to provide the best support for HTML, Javascript, and CSS that I've seen in an Eclipse plugin, and you still get the full benefit of using the core Eclipse application.
回答3:
E-Texteditor is great.
回答4:
Farawla code editor.
Disclaimer: I built it.
回答5:
i think sublime text editor is best for pure ruby files.
its lite and fast.
回答6:
I have been using Notepad++ for a while now. It has the basic features I want:
- Drag & Drop file opening.
- Detects changes to open files on the disk.
- Ruby syntax highlighting (works out of the box).
回答7:
Eclipse with RDT plugin.
回答8:
I've been using Aptana Studio, it's quite good, with lots of features (even in the free version, you probably don't need Pro).
If you want something more minimalistic, there is E Text Editor, which supports TextMate bundles (not free, though).
回答9:
Your individual needs should dictate whether/when you use a full-featured IDE or a lighter weight code editor.
For lightweight tasks, I still prefer SciTE, tweaking the settings and functions to meet my own needs.
For larger projects I use the NetBeans Ruby IDE. I tried NetBeans a couple years ago and wasn't impressed. But they've come a long way since, especially with regards to Ruby and Rails. Nothing against Eclipse/Aptana; NetBeans just seems to fit me better.
Textmate is very popular on Mac OS, and E (not free, but inexpensive) is the closest thing to it on Windows, and supports TextMate bundles. It seems to have gained many fans.
回答10:
After seeing alot of screenshots from Mac-guys writing ruby-code in TextMate I went for the E-TextEditor and I'm very pleased with it.
At first I didn't find any option in the GUI for changing the default tab-size from 4 to 2 but today I found it down on the statusbar :)
回答11:
RubyMine is really great, even though it's $99 for commercial purposes (there are free flavors available) I think it's well worth the money.
It has great support for HAML/SASS, the most common revision control systems, console tools, templates, keyboard shortcuts, etc...
回答12:
You can find many IDE's for rails in windows such as
- NetBeans
- Ruby in Steel
- Aptana Studio
- Eclipse
. For me NetBeans is the best IDE for rails developments but it may depend on your familiar IDE because earlier I have many experience with java developments in NetBeans. So if u have experience in NetBeans it could be the best but if you have experience with Visual Studio then Ruby in Steel would be good choice.
回答13:
RedCar. It's a Ruby editor. And it's free.
回答14:
Ruby in Steel, is integrated in visual studio, but not free of charge ($199)
回答15:
Another vote for E from http://www.e-texteditor.com
回答16:
Vim with the help of a few plugins (Rails.vim, Project and Fuzzy File Finder Textmate) Really makes for a good--and cross platform--editor.
If you like the plugins but can't take the keybindings there is always Cream.
回答17:
Textmate from Macromates has a clone call e-texteditor
I totally recommend it, it is actually made by a friend of the textmate author
回答18:
rored is really nice for rails apps on windows
回答19:
I use NetBeans most of time, but occasionally Intype fit my needs for some quick code editing.
Intype has a simple project manager, also support bundles and snippets.
回答20:
Go for Eclipse for everything. I tried Netbeans but it sucks! It doesn't even have a word-wrap feature! Can you believe that?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/256365/what-ide-editor-do-you-use-for-ruby-on-windows