A Komodo customer recently asked for us to make adding image tags painless the way he was used to in his previous editor. Instead of typing some HTML and the URI, he wanted to pick the image file via a dialog box, and have Komodo do all the work. Well, I could file a bug, and he could then wait for the next development cycle to release a fix.
FIRST THINGS FIRST: Google Chrome is flagging Komodo installers as "malicious". Rest assured, Komodo IDE and Komodo Edit are NOT malicious files set out to stream all personal data off your computer and into an evil doer's dirty hard drive.
The macro system in Komodo allows for some creative possibilities. I've written a macro that provides the ability to replay chess games, utilizing the Komodo editor to display the board, game pieces and sequence of moves:
We've been remiss in making screencasts for all the new features in Komodo IDE 7. To remedy that, Todd Whiteman has made this short video showing off Komodo Collaboration.
Komodo has always been adept at working with multiple languages. When we realized that multi-language templating systems were becoming more common, we made it easier to create new colorizers for them. But until now, Komodo wasn't very flexible at checking the syntax of these documents.
Komodo IDE 7 has just been released! It offers groundbreaking new technologies and innovative enhancements. Here's an introduction to the most prominent features it includes.
Like most people, we here at ActiveState like to loosen our belts around the holidays. This year, with our Sales Director away, we've decided to let loose with a good old-fashioned Thanksgiving / Black Friday / Cyber Whatever dev tools sale!
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FIRST THINGS FIRST: Google Chrome is flagging Komodo installers as "malicious". Rest assured, Komodo IDE and Komodo Edit are NOT malicious files set out to stream all personal data off your computer and into an evil doer's dirty hard drive.
The macro system in Komodo allows for some creative possibilities. I've written a macro that provides the ability to replay chess games, utilizing the Komodo editor to display the board, game pieces and sequence of moves:
