From: ReggW <me@...>
Date: 2006-06-11T06:51:56+09:00
Subject: Re: Which IDE is good?

Kerry Buckley wrote:

> Am I missing something here? Surely you can just install RadRails as
> a plugin to a normal Eclipse install, then you can add in as many
> other plugins as you like.

Sure you can, but then it's no longer RadRails is it?
I am talking about RadRails specifically in my qoute.

But it is definitely another option. (can't believe I missed that one)

To elaborate on what Kerry is talking about, you can download Eclipse 
(www.eclipse.org)

Then download the RadRails plugin 
(http://radrails.sourceforge.net/update) from within Eclipse.

This way you have the ability to use all of the many different plugins 
that are available to Eclipse and have RadRails capabilities.



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