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EDITOR NOTES
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DESCRIPTION
Komodo IDE helps developerscreate great applications using dynamic languages and open technologies.
Award-winning tools for debugging, code intelligence, visual code navigation and the regular expression toolkit help developers write cleaner code faster, while source code control integration, a project manager and multi-user support assist in team development.
With improved performance for
all supported languages including Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby & Tcl, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and XML), simple Firefox-style extensibility, and flexible multi-platform licensing for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, Komodo IDE has developed smart tools with developer freedom and choice in mind.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 5.1.4: Release notes unavailable at the time this listing was updated.
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| Komodo IDE User Reviews (5 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Feb 2 2007 |
ERIC CALDWELL I considered buying this app but, just like Firefox (since it is based on that platform) is SLOW to load on my MBP 17. To bad becuase this has some nice features. I'll stick to BBEdit until this is corrected.
(Version 4.0.1) | |
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| Jan 13 2007 |
MARUKO DRINKING TEAM I inCREDIBLY wish there was a native Mac OS X (e.g., written in Cocoa/Objective-C) app like this... but there's not. This is the best thing going. Feature-wise it has lots of the features you would want. I put it head to head against Wing, Eclipse+plugins, and the others I could find. It's got the best featureset for coding in python on the Mac. However, it has that very low quality GUI, because it is written using Mozilla's cross-platform crapware layer. Same reason that Firefox feels like shoddy garbage on the Mac. You might as well run a Java app: nonstandard UI widgets, menus that don't quite work right, bizarre flaws with text editing, and so on. Still, I bought this and use it when I need to step through Python code in a debugger. It is telling that I WANT an IDE with all the integration features but still end up using TextMate for 90% of my Python coding, despite it being just a dumb editor without such features. That's because it's a great Mac app doing what it does. Komodo does cool stuff but the app is klunky.
(Version 4.0b4) | |
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 | Dec 22 2006 |
GAOSHAN How does its PHP handling compare to Zend Studio? Eclipse? Anyone know?
(Version 4.0b3) | |
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| Dec 23 2006 |
STALEPEZ It does a good job with the basic built-in PHP functions, but its support for some common external classes is lacking. It also doesn't import functions from application code, which is a downer for people like me who have literally hundreds of custom functions in various libraries and classes. Bottom line: I still use Zend for my PHP development at LibraryThing.com and Eclipse for my Java work on my own side projects.
(Version 4.0b3) | |
| Dec 23 2006 |
GAOSHAN Thanks alot... not importing functions is a big deal for me as well. I love how Zend Studio handles that, among other things. I am really 100% happy with Zend Studio (and excited to make use of the integrated Zend Framework that they have deployed with 5.5) but I have seen Komodo around for ages and always kind of wondered.
(Version 4.0b3) | |
| Jun 8 2006 |
STRYCH9 Oops forgot to choose the Review menu... :-)
(Version 3.5.3) | |
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| Jun 8 2006 |
STRYCH9 Really a great application, I love the debug/step by step mode, the editor,etc... amazing. It's BBEdit on steroids !!! Don't look for anything else. Try the 3 weeks demo, you'll be convinced. Keep up the good work, it's a wonderful software !
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