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nomilk ◴[02 Sep 25 14:00 UTC] No.45103217[source]▶

This is awesome. Over the past four years I went from Sublime Text, to VS Code, to a 'dual IDE' setup (neovim and cursor).

I hear rubymine has the best support for documentation and source code lookup capabilities (vitally important).

Curious of its AI capabilities; how much of a step down would it be going from cursor to rubymine? I guess it could be used stand-alone purely for its documentation/source capabilities, but 3 IDEs feels like overkill.

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1. AstroBen ◴[02 Sep 25 19:45 UTC] No.45108096[source]▶

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Depends what your most used part of Cursor is - from my view the only thing Rubymine is missing is the next edit prediction which I've heard they're working on currently

The agent, chat mode and full line completion all work well

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