Software used for Ruby on Rails "15m intro movie" ?

[francisrammeloo]

I just saw the 15m intro movie for Ruby on Rails and I wonder what
software the presentor was using for the demo. Especially the terminal
and the editor.

Does anybody know?


Best regards,
Francis

 

[James Edward Gray II]

I just saw the 15m intro movie for Ruby on Rails and I wonder what
software the presentor was using for the demo. Especially the terminal
and the editor.

Does anybody know?

The editor is TextMate and I really think it's worth a look, assuming
you're on OS X.

James Edward Gray II

 

[francisrammeloo]

Yes I'm using OS X at work. I really wanted something that uses tabbed
windows and finally found something!

But the console/terminal also seems to have tabs? Does anyone know
where I can get it?

Francis

 

[Xavier Noria]

Yes I'm using OS X at work. I really wanted something that uses tabbed
windows and finally found something!

But the console/terminal also seems to have tabs? Does anyone know
where I can get it?

That's surely iTerm:

http://iterm.sourceforge.net/

-- fxn

 

[Matt Mower]

On Aug 9, 2005, at 20:11, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
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That's surely iTerm:
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http://iterm.sourceforge.net/
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Yes it's iTerm. DHH used (when I asked him about it a couple of weeks
ago) 0.7.8 in preference to the latest version. I've been using it
and it's quite good.

Also TextMate is great. I just wish we had a ruby source beautfier
application...

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Matt Mower :: http://matt.blogs.it/

 

[Brian McCallister]

TextMate is pretty nice, but I've still been more productive lately
in the Aquamacs emacs distribution (with the awful frame-per-buffer
and frame-fit stuff turned off). I'm a vim guy, so it takes a lot to
admit this in public, but inferior ruby is just too useful.

-Brian

 

[Shalev NessAiver]

TextMate is pretty nice, but I've still been more productive lately
in the Aquamacs emacs distribution (with the awful frame-per-buffer
and frame-fit stuff turned off). I'm a vim guy, so it takes a lot
to admit this in public, but inferior ruby is just too useful.

-Brian

What's "inferior ruby" ?

-Shalev