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Replacement for RubyMine

#1
After russians attacked my native city this morning I want to replace RubyMine, made by russian company JetBrains, with an alternative. Can you advice a replacement for Ruby on Rails Development?

Re: Replacement for RubyMine

#2
I would be interested in an alternative too. I know JetBrains was created by Russians living in Czech republic so I am not sure it is directly supporting the russian state, however I am sure the devs have family in Russia that could be pressured. I am also concerned that there was rumours that the solarwinds hack was as a result of malicious code in RubyMine.

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#8

I would be interested in an alternative too. I know JetBrains was created by Russians living in Czech republic so I am not sure it is directly supporting the russian state, however I am sure the devs have family in Russia that could be pressured. I am also concerned that there was rumours that the solarwinds hack was as a result of malicious code in RubyMine.

They made a public statement within a day from the invasion citing they strongly object it. Being a Russian and doing this publicly - so early - is pretty dangerous for the founders. So yea, they aren't supporting Putin, you can calm your mind and continue using RM because an alternative doesn't exist.

Re: Replacement for RubyMine

#10
If you're used to the high-level convenience features from JetBrains' IDEs, I believe you're SOL. Coincidentally, this is the main reason I don't use JetBrains' IDEs.

For work, where you need to get productive fast, you can't beat VS Code. But, I recently switched from VS Code to Doom Emacs, and have been loving it. Doom Emacs has pretty good support for Ruby/Rails, might be worth looking into :)

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