Me_at_euruko08_square_-_head_only_small Dr Nic 2 posts

E Text Editor is a TextMate clone for Windows; it supports TextMate bundles, and as such, it now supports the latest Rails 2.0 Textmate bundle. It also automatically installs + uses cygwin for access unix cmds etc.

 
Samr_small_small Sam Ruby 109 posts

Thanks!

 
Generic-user-small Devin Walters 6 posts

I would like to ditto e-text editor as being a fantastic clone. It costs money, though. When do we get our *nix TextMate, gentlemen?

 
Generic-user-small Joseph Cooper 1 post

I would like to third e-texteditor. I have tried a lot of editors for rails (jedit, radrails[not the new one however], a bunch of others i can’t remember) and e-texteditor has been by far the best.

 
Generic-user-small Joshua Cooper 2 posts

E-Text Editor Rocks… have only just been using it and heaps easy to use. highly recommend this editor.

 
Generic-user-small Sami Ahmed 1 post

I found netbeans 6.1 is also awesome. Pretty easy to use to too, with easy generate.

 
Generic-user-small James West 37 posts

Aptana Studio

Totally awesome with RadRails plugin plus the new cloud will have support for really simple deployment

 
Smallcat_small Bill Thayer 9 posts

Netbeans 6.1 might be OK for experienced programmers but this newbie found it slow and confusing and slow.

Can’t go wrong with JEdit however I did have to edit the modes\catalog.xml file to add html.erb to the rhtml glob and add rjs to the ruby glob.

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