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Episode #77 - May 18, 2010

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

Several Ruby interpreters have been updated, TextMate gains some IntelliSense, and there's a lot to do in Baltimore on this episode of Ruby5. Not to mention that the May 2010 BugMash is officially in the books!

This episode is sponsored by BizConf. An exclusive conference for entrepreneurs, thought leaders, startup founders, and consultants.

• BizConf
• Rubinius 1.0
• MacRuby 0.6
• Open License Book
• Pseudo-Intellisense
• BugMash Results
• BohConf
• Ignite RailsConf
• Stay Local
• Ruby5

A pseudo-IntelliSense for TextMate

Carlos Brando just released an interesting extension to TextMate that he's calling pseudo-IntelliSense. It allows TextMate to intelligently code complete your Ruby source and ERB, providing you with a list of available attributes and method calls specific to the object you're on which you're focused. There's a quick intro video on his site if you're looking for more information.

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