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I don't understand what people are doing that they need editors to have rapid development cycles. Hell, the only reason I tend to drop editors (which happens r
by bowlofpetunias 13y ago
I don't understand what people are doing that they need editors to have rapid development cycles.
Hell, the only reason I tend to drop editors (which happens rarely) is exactly because there's so much development that it has become bloated with bells and whistles I don't need.
It's an editor, not a fashion item.
- FooBarWidget 13y agoBecause there is still lots of room for improvement. I'm still waiting for the ability to set a bookmark on a line by clicking on a line number. The key bindings for booksmarks are a bit awkward, I don't always want to remember key bindings, and using the menus take too much time.
- kidh0 13y agoI agree with you, I use KomodoEdit for maybe 4 years and I drop it just because the release cycles became too quickly and "new features" keep me from doing my job. It really annoyed me.