They just announced the nominees, and Komodo IDE 5.0 was shortlisted for the best Developer Environment. We're in contention for the coveted Plexiglas-encased can of super-caffeinated cola, the Jolt Award! So what's the big deal? Well, check this out: The...
They just announced the nominees, and Komodo IDE 5.0 was shortlisted for the best Developer Environment.
According to eWeek.com, dynamic language use is soaring in Asia, with more than 88 percent of developers in a recent survey saying they use some dynamic some of the time. Read the full article here.
According to eWeek.com, dynamic
language use is soaring in Asia, with more than 88 percent of
developers in a recent survey saying they use some dynamic some of the
PHP 5.3 has hit Alpha 3 now, so it was about time I got around to poking at the new features myself, instead of just glancing over and deleting huge flame wars on the internals list of the minutae of the much, er, 'discussed' namespaces implementation.
If you're running WIndows, they have builds for you, but the rest of us instead get to build from source. This was slightly tricky:
This recent post on CNET was forwarded to me by a colleague yesterday. An interesting part of the post is that "only 31 percent of companies surveyed by the analyst house had formal policies for evaluating and procuring open-source software."...
This recent post on CNET was forwarded to me by a colleague yesterday. An interesting part of the post is that "only 31 percent of companies surveyed by the analyst house had formal
policies for evaluating and procuring open-source software."
Following up on our previous post about rebuilding the ppm build server backend, we finally have flipped the switch for all PPM 4 clients (all ActivePerl 5.10 versions and 5.8 since build 818).
"I do not think anyone wants Komodo to add breaks -- that is not what
word-wrap does." -- Cory Trese on
komodo-discuss March 2002
As someone who uses Komodo mostly to edit text and HTML, my
perspective on how an editor should behave differs somewhat from users
who spend all day hacking in dynamic languages. One such behavior I find
it hard to live without is "auto-wrap", the automatic insertion of line
breaks at a pre-defined column.
Some people might be obsessively refreshing any number of election-centric sites today waiting
with bated breath for early returns or voter suppression scandals, but
not Komodo/Twitter user david_heggie:
Woo. Forget the election, Komodo 5.0 is released today - http://is.gd/43aV
Today we released Komodo 5.0 after a whirl-wind 7 month dev cycle. A short list of highlights, some of which should be ff particular interest to people in the Mozilla world:
