Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced

First sneak peek at software in development

by Huw Collingbourne

Monday 1 November 2010.

SapphireSteel Software today announced the first details of the next version of its professional Ruby integrated development environment, Ruby In Steel.

Ruby In Steel 2.0 will support development of Ruby 1.9.2 applications and Rails 3. Core features include:

Integration into Visual Studio 2010
Support for Ruby 1.8.6, 1.8.7, 1.9.2 and JRuby
IntelliSense for all supported versions of Ruby
Support for Rails 3
Fast debugging for all supported versions of Ruby and Rails
Enhanced project properties and Build support
License includes Ruby In Steel 1.0 with support for VS2005/VS2008 and Rails 2

Ruby In Steel 2.0 is integrated into VS2010 and supports multiple versions of Ruby including Ruby 1.9.2

From today, we introduce a new pricing structure for Ruby In Steel. A single $249 license will entitle purchasers of Ruby In Steel 1.0 to a free upgrade to Ruby In Steel 2 when it is released in 2011. Existing owners of Ruby In Steel Developer 1.0 will be offered a low-cost upgrade to Ruby In Steel 2.0 following its launch.

Ruby In Steel 2.0 has been redesigned on the pattern of Amethyst (SapphireSteel’s Flash Platform IDE)

SapphireSteel Software will provide access to early beta releases of Ruby In Steel 2.0 to enable users to gain early access to its new features. Prior to its launch, we shall be giving a number of ‘sneak previews’ of the software here on the Blog.

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Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced
5 July 2011, by Dan

Is there an ETA for when the final product will be released. I’m currently testing this against Ruby Mine. I’ve got to choose soon, and knowing when this is coming out will help me to decide.
- Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced
  6 July 2011, by Huw Collingbourne
  
  Ruby In Steel 2.0 will be released before the end of July. Date to be confirmed soon.
  
  Huw
Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced
15 November 2010, by Sambodh

This is great news. I just got an upgrade of the Pickaxe to Ruby 1.9.2 and wondered when Ruby in Steel would support it, and here’s the answer. Congratulations. I have nothing but praise for the product, which has just allowed me to complete a 3 month project on a large website written in Rails 1.1.2 and Ruby 1.8.6.
- Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced
  16 November 2010, by Huw Collingbourne
  
  Thanks for the message. You’ll be able to try out a beta of Ruby In Steel 2.0 quite soon now. :-)
Ruby In Steel 2.0 Announced
8 November 2010

Awsome!!.. I’m so glad to see you carrying this fantastic product forward. Intellisense in Ruby is fantastic and cylon gives us a level of power in debugging Ruby that is available no where else. Good job guys.. I will buy the day it drops.