If RADRails doesn't capture your fancy and you'd rather use regular Eclipse as your Ruby IDE, Tabrez Iqbal has a great walkthrough of setting up Eclipse and using it to develop Ruby applications along with lots of screenshots and useful information.
If RADRails doesn't capture your fancy and you'd rather use regular Eclipse as your Ruby IDE, Tabrez Iqbal has a great walkthrough of setting up Eclipse and using it to develop Ruby applications along with lots of screenshots and useful information.
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Dave Everitt ·
What about using Apple's "Xcode IDE for Ruby":http://richkilmer.blogs.com/ether/2004/03/using_xcode_to_.html ?