[Rubyinstaller-devel] scite

[Luis Lavena]

On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Charles
Roper<reachme at charlesroper.co.uk> wrote:
>> ...
>> Personally I use Emacs since I have same functionalities on the
>> Windows and Linux and I know lot of developers would not choose it.
>> Nevertheless I don't think we should include SciTE in rubyinstaller.
>
> It might be a good idea to provide a list of good quality, Ruby-ready
> editors on the wiki that offer a great out of the box experience for new
> users. Things like:
>

Good idea, we can start the wiki page with your provided list:

> E Text Editor (Great Ruby support, Textmate bundles & snippets)
> Sublime Editor (Good Ruby support, Textmate snippets support, extensible
> with Python)
> TextShell (TextMate clone. Not very mature, but one to watch - doesn't
> default to Cygwin like E)

Never heard of it, looks very interesting, will give a whirl.

> InType (Good Ruby support, but a bit vapourware-ish?)

1.5 years in the making, heard of other products with longer cycles :P

> Notepad++ (Any good for Ruby?)

Is like SciTE in that matter.
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Luis Lavena
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