RubyMine is an integrated development environment (IDE) that aids productivity in all aspects of Ruby/Rails project development, from creating and debugging code to testing and delivering a finished application. RubyMine is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, among other platforms.
JetBrains’ RubyMine is a sophisticated Ruby IDE. Ruby Mining, like all other JetBrains IDEs, includes clever auto-completion and a variety of additional capabilities to help you quickly build and debug your Ruby application. I’ll teach you how to install RubyMine on Ubuntu in this article. The instructions in this article should work on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and later. For the example, We’ll be using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. So, let’s get started.
Ruby Programming Language Installation
RubyMine requires that you have the Ruby programming language installed on your PC in order to run Ruby applications.
Step 1: The Ruby programming language may be installed on Ubuntu using the following command:
sudo apt install ruby-full
Step 2: To continue, hit y and then enter.
Ruby should be set up.
RubyMine Installation
RubyMine is available as a SNAP package for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and later. So, you may get the newest version of RubyMine from Ubuntu’s official SNAP package repository for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and later.
Step 1: Run the following command on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and later to install the RubyMine SNAP package:
sudo snap install rubymine --classic
Step 2: The snap package for RubyMine is being downloaded.
Step 3: RubyMine has been set up.
Step 4: After the installation, you can put the following command in your terminal and then press enter to start the RubyMine application.
rubymine
Step 5: As seen in the picture below, you may now start RubyMine from the Ubuntu Application Menu.
Now, RubyMine is Successfully installed on our Ubuntu operating system.