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RubyMine is now free for non-commercial use

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177 points bartekpacia | 1 comments | 02 Sep 25 12:25 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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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. noone_youknow ◴[02 Sep 25 22:15 UTC] No.45109820[source]▶
It’s a very noticeable step down from cursor in terms of AI integration IMO, but also a huge step up in almost everything else.

For a while I was running both cursor and RubyMine in tandem and switching between as needed, but lately I’ve been using Claude code for most stuff, in a RubyMine terminal and I hardly miss cursor at all.