What tools (software) do you use when developing on RoR?

Question

Ruby on Rails

Actually the question is in the title. Similar questions have already been, but still.
Basically I use:
1) Sublime Text test editor. Somehow it did not grow together with the IDE. Can you point me in the right direction.
2) SourceTree - Mercurial and Git Client
3) Sequel Pro or PostgreSQL
4) Terminal

Answer 1

RubyMine is both git and auto-completion, and you can immediately work with the database and vagrant right there, all at once out of the box

Answer 2

Sublime Text 3
Git in
iTerm 2 Terminal
Tried RubyMine twice, failed both times. Slow, stupid (double click on a file to open it? nope, david blaine), and somehow in general. I was not very pleased that at the first start I warmed up the percentage to 100 degrees, again.
In ST, on the contrary, I am pleased with the ease, speed of work, navigation through the project by ctrl (cmd) + t.

Answer 3

All these are show-offs, such as everything from the console, I like to open a file with one click and not two.
In reality, RubyMine closes a bunch of problems, if the cart is not bad, it works very fast, it costs an SSD, the IDE opens with loading the rails application and checking the gemfile in 10 seconds.

Answer 4

RubyMine closes your points 1-4. I
also use:

• UMLet
  
• freemind
  
• TortoiseHG or SmartGit - if you need to do something more complicated with repositories
  
• Vagrant
  

Answer 5

1. Vim (MacVim) - got used to it for a long time, and now ordinary editors / IDEs seem inconvenient. + I constantly work on a laptop, and here the orientation of wim to work with the keyboard is very useful.
2. Git is a regular console git. In gui, the need has never arisen, despite the presence of complex tasks with branches.
3. ITerm 2 - I don’t remember why it was, but the console is the console in Africa.
4. ag - for searching by project. Works faster than grep.
5. SequelPro + postgres console - for working with the database. But I rarely use them, usually I do everything through ActiveRecord or arel.
6. TextEdit - for maintaining a list of tasks, reminders, formulating thoughts, etc.