FAQ

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Yes, it is available both as a standalone IDE and as part of the 'All Products Pack'.

RubyMine and the Ruby plugin for IntelliJ IDEA have the same functionality. However, because of the differences in release cycles, the latest features and bug fixes become available in the Ruby plugin a little later than they do in RubyMine.

RubyMine supports code insight for the most popular languages used in web development, including JavaScript, TypeScript, and CoffeeScript, stylesheet languages, and so on. Moreover, you can work with web frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue.js by installing the corresponding plugins.

Yes, RubyMine allows you to connect to databases, navigate to any object, and execute queries.

Visit the Learn RubyMine page which has various resources to help you learn RubyMine from scratch, including video tutorials, documentation articles, blog posts, and so on. You can also try our IDE Features Trainer plugin to learn the basic shortcuts and essential features interactively – right inside the IDE.

A lot of features in RubyMine require access to the Internet. Check out our Work offline guide for detailed information about working offline, for example, in an isolated environment.

Yes, RubyMine supports integration with RuboCop/Standard and enables you to fix its offenses right inside the IDE. Moreover, RubyMine respects all settings from .rubocop.yml. You can learn more from the RuboCop topic.

The Support and assistance topic describes how to leave feedback, report a bug or submit a feature request. You can also write us to RubyMine Slack.