Top Ten RubyMine Shortcuts I Use Every Day:
Here are some RubyMine shortcuts I use everyday
1. cmd + E
cmd + E brings up the ‘Recent Files’ dialog, but I find it most useful when switching two files back and forth.
2. cmd + [ or cmd + ]
similar to ‘back’ and ‘forward’ buttons, every useful
3. cmd + shift + N
find files
4. cmd+ shift + F
global search
5. cmd + 1 .. 9
bring up different panels
6. ctrl + W
once for single word selection, press multiple times to increase the selection range
7. fn + Up/Down
scroll up/down one page, the other useful shortcut is ctrl + Up/Down which scroll up/down one method
8. cmd + B
look up a method, very useful
9. cmd + option + L
format code – you have to love this feature, it is awesome.
10 ctrl + N
Use it in project panel to create new files
Here are some shortcuts I should really start to use
1. opt + shift + C
bring up all recent changes
2. cmd + shift + A
Go to Action. if you can’t remember shortcuts, this is the way to look it up
Bonus:
There is an excellent productivity guide in RubyMine helper. It even records how many times you use each feature. so check it out.
