I’ve been turned on to JetBrains’ RubyMine quite a bit lately. Despite my affinity for more “old school” development environments like Emacs (which I used for many years in my former development life), I’ve really been enjoying working with RubyMine. In fact, I’m pretty sure it’s winning my most recent “Screw this IDE crap, I’m going back to a text editor!” self-battle.
Still, we could always improve, and there’s one particular improvement that would be a dream come true for me (and insure that, following my 30 day trial, I actually …