According to Kyle, one of the tireless developer of Rad Rails, he is working on incorporating ruby-debug.
For more details about ruby-debug, see my write up about it.
The command line is great, and there are times when you are working on a remote server where nothing else will do. But having the ability to set breakpoints at the click of the mouse, see your variables in a separate pane, see a lot more of your source code is something quite convenient.
And with the added speed of ruby-debug, this should make debugging in Rad Rails something you can’t afford not to use.
This is very welcome news and I look forward to use it!
Hi All
I am Amol aher From India I want To Learned Ruby
Radrais ,How To Start for Begineer’s ,
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Amol Aher
amolaher , you can find a good tutorial about radrails at http://wiki.awebfactory.com.ar/awebfactory/published/RadRailsTutorials and http://www.radrails.org/page/documentation is also a good starting point