CodeLobster IDE
Free cross-platform IDE for editing PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript with integrated debugger, intelligent code autocomplete, FTP/SFTP, project manager, and specialized support for frameworks like Laravel, WordPress, Drupal, Symfony, Magento, AngularJS, and more.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Website is no longer available.
Features
- PHP IDE
- Debugging
Tags
- css-editor
- html5-editor
- php-editor
- Web Development
- Javascript Development
- PHP Development
- Development Environment
- development
- javascript-editor
- Javascript
- Developer Tools
- html-editor
CodeLobster IDE News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- anagandi reviewed CodeLobster IDE
I tried both CodeLobster PHP Edition and IDE several times…and while it was not a bad editor, it certainly wasn’t good either: the UI was decent at best, the features were barely average, the support almost never answered, there were a lot of useless bloatware addons….even after the developers rebranded the program (from PHP Edition to IDE), in reality the only thing that changed was the name. In short, CodeLobster IDE/PHP Edition didn’t have, and had never had, anything outstanding that made...
- anagandi updated CodeLobster IDE
- Fla updated CodeLobster IDE
CodeLobster IDE information
Developed by
Codelobster Software Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $60 and $80 + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
42 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Development
What is CodeLobster IDE?
CodeLobster IDE is a free cross-platform IDE primarily intended for editing PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript files with special support Drupal, Joomla, JQuery, AngularJS, CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Laravel, Magento, Symfony, Twig, Yii and WordPress
Official Links
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Comments and Reviews
I tried both CodeLobster PHP Edition and IDE several times…and while it was not a bad editor, it certainly wasn’t good either: the UI was decent at best, the features were barely average, the support almost never answered, there were a lot of useless bloatware addons….even after the developers rebranded the program (from PHP Edition to IDE), in reality the only thing that changed was the name. In short, CodeLobster IDE/PHP Edition didn’t have, and had never had, anything outstanding that made it worthier of being used than any of its alternatives….the way the site vanished completely out of the blue is already very telling on its own.