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UnixReview.com
April 2007
4.0 Improves on Earlier Komodo
Reviewed by Cameron Laird
Here are the essentials:
- You should try Komodo 4.0 for yourself;
- You really should give Komodo
Edit a trial;
- The GUI builder in 3.5 has been removed, as well
as the Solaris flavor of the executable;
- Many of the happiest Komodo customers appear to be using
only one or two of its dozen principal features: code
editor, syntax checker, debugger, HTTP inspector, RE
wizard, JavaScript Interactive Shell, language tutorials,
DOM viewer, and so on;
- It's a professional-grade product; and
- It's not for everyone.
Do you expect more from a review than those few points? I do.
It's a considerable challenge to summarize Komodo, though, and
I want to be certain to get those across.
Unusual span
As an earlier review
of Komodo 3.5 introduced it, Komodo is an integrated development
environment (IDE). It's unusual in several regards: while it's
proprietary (a standard license costs US $295), a single license
serves whether you're developing under Linux (both libccp5 and
libcpp6), Mac OS X (both PowerPC and Intel), or Windows. Also,
it's an IDE not for a single language, but a whole family of  |
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