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I've had the full komodo IDE environment for a few years, for a while somebody else paid the $$ for the license. It's nice if you do the full suite of language
by gtani 17y ago
I've had the full komodo IDE environment for a few years, for a while somebody else paid the $$ for the license. It's nice if you do the full suite of languages targeted: ruby, python, JS, CSS.
http://www.activestate.com/komodo/ http://www.activestate.com/komodo/
The other non-cheap IDE specifically targeting python is wingware, I've heard good things but never used
http://www.wingware.com/ http://www.wingware.com/
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I also played with the vim plugins and textmate bundles for ruby and python (at least a year ago) and thought they werre well done, quite usable. I'm one of those people who thinks you should learn vi/vim cause it'll be installed on platforms / servers where you don't have root access.
- jaddison 17y agoKomodo has been more than acceptable for me for a couple of years now... but I have to admit it doesn't feel quite complete for me. I can't pinpoint what's missing though. I recently tried Netbeans for some PHP development, and I think it's ok - but yes, it really slows down when it's "scanning projects...". (I've configured to sync to server on save) - how annoying. Recently had to learn more vim and I don't mind using it on the server (console environment), but prefer an actual UI.