From: Curt Hibbs Date: 2004-05-13T21:50:36+09:00 Subject: Re: are there any ruby IDEs? gabriele renzi wrote: > > RDT, RDE and rubywin (IIRC) have an integrated debugger. FreeRIDE also has an integrated debugger. I'd like to point out why you might want to consider using FreeRIDE. Some of its major features are: - Color syntax highlighting - Code Folding - Source code navigation by module, class, method - Integrated debugger - Written in Ruby and is open source - Plugin based and user-extendable in Ruby And coming soon: - Integrated refactoring support (compliments of the Ruby Refactoring Browser project) We chose to write FreeRIDE in Ruby so that 1) we could write it in our favorite language, and 2) so that you could extend it by writing Ruby code. As our user community grows, we get more and more features through user-contributed plugins that compliment the efforts of the FreeRIDE team. I hope that you will give FreeRIDE a serious try. Thanks, Curt PS Testimonials by existing FreeRIDE users are more than welcome.