Komodo IDE
Code smarter and faster with Komodo IDE, the cross-platform professional development environment for dynamic languages and open technologies. Komodo's award-winning ...
What is Komodo IDE?
Code smarter and faster with Komodo IDE, the cross-platform professional development environment for dynamic languages and open technologies. Komodo's award-winning feature set includes standard editor functionality like code formatting, commenting, auto-indent and syntax coloring, plus intelligent tools for debugging, regular expressions, team development and customization.
Specific feature focus is provided for the dynamic languages (Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, Javascript, etc.) and web standards.
Komodo IDE is extensible and built on the Mozilla framework. Komodo IDE is free as part of the ActiveState Platform.
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- Developed byActiveState
- LicensingOpen Source and Free product.
- PricingSubscription
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- Alternatives77 alternatives listed
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- dynamic-language
- php-editor
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POX edited Komodo IDE
billdehaan reviewed Komodo IDEI inherited a Perl-based project, and Kodomo was listed as part of the workflow, so I downloaded and installed it. The editor won't start up until you log in with an ActiveState account, which you have to create. I created an account with a throwaway email and attempted to continue. After verifying the email I used to create the account, I got 2 spammy emails within 5 minutes. And when I tried to log in using the just-validated account, it was rejected with "Login fails, it appears you are offline". A quick check of their forums showed this is a common problem, and recommendations include disabling your firewall, messing around with your internet proxy, or (my favourite) trying another computer, and if it can connect, then copying configuration files to the computer where it can't connect. There are enough good, free editors and IDEs that work out of the box that I'm not going to waste time debugging this nonsense. Uninstalled and deleted.
POX added Komodo IDE as alternative(s) to iD3
I inherited a Perl-based project, and Kodomo was listed as part of the workflow, so I downloaded and installed it.
The editor won't start up until you log in with an ActiveState account, which you have to create. I created an account with a throwaway email and attempted to continue.
After verifying the email I used to create the account, I got 2 spammy emails within 5 minutes. And when I tried to log in using the just-validated account, it was rejected with "Login fails, it appears you are offline".
A quick check of their forums showed this is a common problem, and recommendations include disabling your firewall, messing around with your internet proxy, or (my favourite) trying another computer, and if it can connect, then copying configuration files to the computer where it can't connect.
There are enough good, free editors and IDEs that work out of the box that I'm not going to waste time debugging this nonsense. Uninstalled and deleted.