Revamped Architecture and Community-Requested Features Abound in RubyMine 4.0

Yesterday, JetBrains announced the release of RubyMine 4.0, which includes upgrades to existing features of the Ruby IDE, as well as some key changes.  According to the press release, this improved RubyMine has improved on the speed of indexing and analysis.  This comes after what the team calls a completely redesigned architecture.  JetBrains has also made sure to pay attention and respond to the dev community by including some highly requested features, listed below.  

• New, streamlined UI for all supported platforms: Windows, Mac OS and Linux
• Dozens of new Ruby code inspections, Inline method and Unwrap refactorings
• New search options and improved Structure and Hierarchy views
• Rails framework support up to version 3.2 and integration with Phusion Passenger
• Ñode insight, formatting, compilation and launching via Node.js for CoffeeScript
• Formatting for SCSS/LESS languages
• Testing and debugging improvements with support for Minitest 2.10 and RSpec 2.8
• Git revisions graph and other VCS support enhancements

There has been a little discussion on the JetBrains forum as people get used to the new RubyMine.  One user has commented that, as of yet, the IDEA plugging has not been updated as of today.  For further information about RubyMine 4.0, check out the official website below.

What do you think of RubyMine 4.0?  Improvements?  Disappointments?  Please post your comments.

RubyMine 4.0 Official Website