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Going to gem declarations is one of the best features of @rubymine! Know these keyboard shortcuts! I wish RubyMine could also go to the gem's GitHub repo line with a click! Non-trivial as the gem version from 'Gemfile.lock' matters! What do you think, @jetbrains?
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Did you know you can paste from history?
Press ⇧⌘V / Ctrl+Shift+V to choose and paste a specific entry from the clipboard.
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Don’t manually search for methods in files. Use ⌘F12 / Ctrl+F12 to navigate to the methods faster.
Use ⌥⏎ (Alt+Enter) to add an accessor method for an instance variable. Use ⌘N (Alt+Insert) to add it for several variables at once.
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Use shortcuts to expand (⌥↑ / Ctrl+W) and shrink (⌥↓ /Ctrl+Shift+W) the selection in the editor.
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Did you know you can see a definition without switching contexts?
Just press ⌥ Space / Ctrl+Shift+I
Do you ever feel the need to tidy up the tabs in your IDE? Try setting up a shortcut for “Close other tabs”. You can find it in Preferences | Settings / Keymap.
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Did you know you can press ⇧ 3 (Shift+3) to quickly perform string interpolation?
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Your project may contain files that you want to protect by copyright.
Instead of adding a copyright notice to each file individually, you can have one added automatically to the beginning of each file.
Learn more: https://t.co/wRU9dgccHo
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Would you like to know what the most popular RubyMine plugins are? You can look it up right inside the IDE.
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Quickly navigate to recent files with ⌘E (Ctrl+E).
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Do you ever just know there must be a specific method somewhere, but you can’t seem to find it?
Try 'Find in path' by pressing Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+F.
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To reopen a closed tab, right-click any tab, and from the context menu, select Reopen Closed Tab.
There is no default shortcut, but you can set it up yourself. Go to Preferences/Settings | Keymap, and search for the "reopen" keyword.
#RubyMineTip: Have you noticed?
RubyMine's built-in Markdown editor provides basic formatting actions in the toolbar.
Do you sometimes close editor tabs by mistake? No problem! Press ⇧⌘E / Ctrl+Shift+E to see the parts of your code you’ve recently edited. #RubyMineTip
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You can jump through parts of snake_case/CamelCase words:
use Alt/Ctrl + Left/Right arrows
(Preferences | Editor | General | Smart Keys | Use "CamelHumps" words).
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You don’t need Git to see recent file changes in RubyMine. Go VCS | Local History and undo a specific change, or completely revert to a previous version of a file.
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You can store your run configurations as XML files and share them with your teammates using a version control system.
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Use ⌃H / Ctrl+H to examine the hierarchy of classes in your project.
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