Hello everyone, what I bring to you today is the RubyMine 2023 download, installation, and usage tutorial with detailed illustrations.
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1 Introduction to RubyMine
RubyMine is an IDE for Ruby and Rails developers. It has all the necessary functions for developers and is tightly integrated into a convenient development environment. It is known as the smartest
Ruby and Rails IDEs can greatly increase the development efficiency of Ruby and Rails developers.
2 RubyMine download and installation tutorial
RubyMine Download
Official websiteDownload address, please select according to your operating system:
- Windows8, 10, 11, does not support windos7
- Macos11
- linux
As of September 1, 2022, latest version: 2022.2.1, build version: 222.3739.56, build date: August 19, 2022.
RubyMine installation
The following takes the installation of windows11
as an example. Download address, the hard disk space is more than 2G.
After downloading, you will get the file RubyMine-**.exe. Double-click it to install. The installation requires administrator rights. Select the installation directory. Generally, the default is fine.
Then proceed directly to the next step to complete the installation. Be careful not to run the software first. If you check Add environment variables, you need to restart the computer after the installation is completed.
If you want to authorize, you can read this article for detailed introduction. RubyMine Authorization Tutorial
3 RubyMine Chinese
After the activation is successful, we will Chineseize it and turn RubyMine into the Chinese version. After opening RubyMine, select the plugin plug-in, search for Chinese or
chinese, as shown in the figure below, click install on the right, and then restart.
4. Commonly used shortcut keys
Level one must know
Ctrl+Alt+R: Pop up Rake
Ctrl+Alt+G: Pop up Generate
Ctrl+Alt+L: Format code Alt+F2: A preview window pops up, and you can choose a browser to open the web page
Alt+F1: Switch views (Project, Structure, etc.). Alt+Enter: Quick repair prompt, equivalent to Eclipse's Alt+F1 Alt+Home: Display the folder navigation bar Ctrl+J: Insert dynamic template code, very convenient. Ctrl+Alt+J: Surround the selected code with a dynamic template Ctrl+/, Ctrl+Shift+/: Comment, uncomment the code Ctrl+Space: Automatically complete the code Full, equivalent to Eclipse's Alt+/. It is recommended to change it to Alt+/ Ctrl+Q: Display document Doc Ctrl+W: Dynamic selection, press multiple times to select words-line-paragraph-all< /span> Shift+Alt+F10: Run, Dubug Shift+Alt+N: In Controller, Model, View Jump between Ctrl+Y: Delete a row Ctrl+D: Copy a row
Level 2 Advanced
Alt+Home: Display navigation bar
Alt+F1: Switch between different views (Project, Structure, etc.).
Ctrl+ Tab: Switch between the tool window and the open file window
Ctrl+F: Search in the current file
Ctrl+Shift+F: Search in the folder
Ctrl+Shift+F7: Quickly display the call of the selected code
Ctrl+Shift+.: Insert into the *.html.erb file
Ctrl+N, Ctrl+Shift+N, Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N: Find classes, files, symbols by name
Ctrl+Shift+T: To surround a block of code
Ctrl+Alt+D: Display the Model relationship diagram, that is, the ER diagram. View | Show Model Dependency Diagram