In order to use it, you must purchase a JetBrains license. Once you are done, click on « Get started with RubyMine«. If you are interested in any of them, just click on « Install»To install it.

Once you are done, click on « Next«.Īt this point JetBrains will suggest some popular plugins for RubyMine. Now we will have the possibility of enable / disable certain functions according to your needs. We continue selecting the keymap with which you feel comfortable. Now select a UI theme and click on « Next«. To do so, you will have to confirm that you have read it and that you accept the terms by means of this checkbox of the User Agreement. The next screen will be the one where you have to accept the JetBrains User Agreement. Simply select ' Do not import configuration”And click on“ Ok'. Since you will be running RubyMine for the first time, it stands to reason that you don't have any settings to import. Now, you can start RubyMine from the Ubuntu applications menu, as can be seen in the following screenshot.

The corresponding snap package will begin downloading and installing. To start the installation, just open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and install RubyMine SNAP package executing the following command: sudo snap install rubymine -classic Thanks to this you can install its latest version on Ubuntu from the official Ubuntu SNAP package repository. On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and later versions, RubyMine is available as a SNAP package. Sudo apt install ruby-full Install the RubyMine IDE In Ubuntu, you can install this language with the following command in the terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T): To run the Ruby programs, we will have to install Ruby programming language on the machine we plan to use.

Install RubyMine Install the Ruby programming language

3 Create a basic Ruby project with RubyMine.

1.1 Install the Ruby programming language.

Add ruby sdk to rubymine