RailSide : Rails IDE 1. 1. 2002

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RailSide is OS X's first native Ruby on Rails editor. Written in Cocoa, it fits well with the Mac OS desktop. It is responsive, attractive, it is an IDE that feels like an editor. Visit our website to try a demo.

Written from scratch with Ruby on Rails in mind, there is no need for a project file, just drop a Rails app folder on the dock, and your app's source files will appear in the navigation view, organised by category with related models, views and controllers grouped together.

Once you've opened a project, the development server is booted, and the output will appear in the integrated console. Any errors that occur while you test the app with the built in browser are detected and it will direct you straight to the offending line of source code.

Integrated RVM support means you can easily test with any version of Ruby on Rails.

RailSide features
-Navigation view : Organise files in logical MVC categories to speed up navigation.
-Single window: Editing, navigation, preview and execution can all occur within RailSide's window. This works excellently with Lion's fullscreen mode.
-Global search : Search all files in your project whether they are ruby, javascript, css or html.
-Jump to errors: Any errors that occur during execution of your app in RailSide's built in console are detected, and RailSide will lead you to the error in the source code.
-Navigable by keyboard: There is no need to reach for a mouse when coding.
-Git support: File statuses appear in in the navigation and browser views, and you can commit to a repository, or revert files to the last commit all within RailSide.
-RVM: Integrated support for the Ruby Version Manager. Choose the interpreter and gemset you wish to test with from within RailSide.

Some features of RailSide, specifically the preview and console operations, require Ruby on Rails to be ins...

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	August 07, 2012
Platforms:	Mac OS X
Users rating:	0/10