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How to Install RubyMine on Windows?

Last Updated : 16 Oct, 2022
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RubyMine is a cross-platform integrated development environment (IDE) for developing Ruby web applications. It is primarily written in Java and has been maintained by Jetbrains since its launch. With many features, such as ruby gem management, rake support, automatic code completion, an integrated terminal, syntax highlighting, linting, debugging, profiling, smart code navigation, refactoring, unit testing, integration testing, and a variety of plugins, it is the most popular Ruby IDEs available. This article will discuss the installation of RubyMibe in Windows 10/11.

Installation of RubyMine

Step 1: Download the latest version of the graphical installer from jetbrains.com.

download rubymine

 

select the path for downloading rubymine

 

If download not started, click on the link on rubymine website

 

Step 2: A rubyMine.exe will be downloaded into your system. Start the installation process by double-clicking the .exe file.

start the rubymine software, click  next.

 

Step 3: Click on the Browse button. Select the installation path. Click on the Next > button. 

select the path where to install rubymine

 

Step 4: Now, select or create a folder, in which you want to keep all your IDE shortcuts. For example, JetBrains is the folder selected. Click on the Install button. Now, wait for the installation to complete. 

select folder for creating shortcuts of ide in rubymine

 

installation start of rubymine

 

finished installation, of rubymine

 

Step 5: Start the application by searching “RubyMine” in the start menu.

search rubymine in start menu

 

Step 6: Accept the JETBRAINS USER AGREEMENT.

agree to agreement of rubymine

 

Step 7: Create a new project by selecting the name of the project, location path, and preferable framework you want to work in.

create project on rubymine

 

select desired framework to work in a project in rubymine

 

Step 8: When the project has been created, start working on it as you would in any other IDE.

start working on project in rubymine

 

start writing code, rubymine is installed, and ready to use.

 



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