HowTo: Install Russian spell checker dictionary for IDEA 9.0 / RubyMine / PyCharm / WebStorm / PhpStorm / etc
April 27, 2010
Recently I found a Spell Checker Russian Dictionary plugin for IntelliJ platform (IDEA, RubyMine, WebStorm, PyCharm, PhpStorm, MPS, etc). Unfortunately the plugin is outdated and supports only old IDEA 8.
But I have good news for you! IDEA 9.x and IntelliJ Platfrom IDEs allow users to easily attach their custom dictionaries, so you can fix it with following 7 steps:
1. Download plugin sources (see source code link in plugin description)
2. Extract sources and copy SpellChecker-Dict-Russian_XXX/src/dict/russian.0 to you favorite folder. We are not interested in other sources, you can delete them.
3. Rename “russian.0” to “russian.dic“
4. Open IDEA / RubyMine / PyCharm / WebStorm / PhpStorm / etc
5. Open File | Settings | Spelling dialog, choose “Dictionaries” tab
6. Press “Add” button and specify a folder where you saved “russian.dic“
7. Enjoy! (at least it works with RubyMine 2.0.2)
Shoulda support in RubyMine
June 30, 2009
Actually RubyMine provides some basic support for Shoulda framework. Take a look on following screenshot =)
RubyMine 1.1 and RubyMine 1.1.1 supports:
1. Running current Shoulda test file / folder with should test
2. Show results in nice GUI test runner.
Official JetBrains Git Plugin for TeamCity
June 30, 2009
Good news! Git plugin for TeamCity from JetBrains guys is available at http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/TW/Git. This plugin is much better than 3rd party git plugin for TC. Git Plugin isn’t bundled in TeamCity 4.5, but it is easy to install it. See instructions and documentation at http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/TW/Git
I’ve just setup RSpec tests on TeamCity 4.0.2 buildserver for my rails project that is located under GIT version control!
For Noobs: RESTful Rails Development
March 15, 2009
An article describes basic concepts of REST methodology and shows how it should be used in terms of Rails 12.
