RubyMine 4.5.1: Sass/SCSS Support Improvements
A number of issues concerning Sass/SCSS autocompletion and syntax highlighting were submitted as a feedback for RubyMine 4.5. Web development with Rails can’t do without Sass/SCSS code writing so we’ve decided to fix the most annoying bugs as soon as possible.
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Rubymine >= 5.4.3.2.1 supports keybinding for "Goto next/previous splitter"
Rubymine supports keybinding to switch panes by hotkey like awesome window manager users are used to.
Type "splitter" in the top right keymap section search field (not the global settings search).
Note: A splitter is what you get after using `...
How to fix: RubyMine occasionally no longer accepts keyboard input
From time to time, RubyMine suddenly did not accept any keyboard input and felt crashed, while mouse interaction was still possible. This apparently happens to all IntelliJ IDEs, especially on Ubuntu 14.04.
I've managed to fix it by having a shel...
HTTP Client in RubyMine
RubyMine has a HTTP Client that can be useful to test web APIs.
Just create a .http scratch file an write your request in it.
The request can then be executed with the "Run all requests in File" button above the file.
Some alternatives:
- [P...
How to create a multiline map in SASS/SCSS
If you want to to create maps within SASS/SCSS-files, it normally works like this:
$some-map: (key1: value1, key2: value2)
However, some maps can get big really fast, if they are being used to contain all of the project's *icon name...
RubyMine: Fixing "Rubocop returned exit code -1. See the logs for details"
When RubyMine reports Rubocop returning "exit code -1", upgrading Rubocop can be the fix:
gem install rubocop
"The logs" can be accessed with Ctrl + Shift + A > Show log in (Files). This opens your file manager at the IDEA log location; t...
Geordi: Running Selenium tests in a VNC buffer
Geordi now supports our solution for running Selenium tests without having Firefox or Chrome windows popping up all over your workspace.
This will stop Selenium windows from appearing on your desktop, but you can still inspect them when necessar...
mceachen/closure_tree: Easily and efficiently make your ActiveRecord models support hierarchies
Closure_tree lets your ActiveRecord models act as nodes in a tree data structure.
This promises a few improvements over the battle-tested ancestry gem, such as...
Install RubyMine under Ubuntu
This card explains how to install RubyMine for the first time. If you want to upgrade an existing RubyMine installation (after legacy install) to a newer version, see How to upgrade RubyMine.
Option A (new way)...
How to upgrade RubyMine
This card explains how to upgrade an existing RubyMine installation to a newer version. If you're installing RubyMine for the first time, see install RubyMine under Ubuntu. You might also consider installing RubyMine with snap, so...
How to open files from better_errors with RubyMine on Linux
I recently noticed that better_errors allows you to to open files from within your favorite editor. However it was not so easy to get rubymine:// links to work ...