Komodo – Custom Workspaces
An introduction to the new custom workspaces found in Komodo IDE 9.1.
Read MoreAn introduction to the new custom workspaces found in Komodo IDE 9.1.
Read MoreIntroducing Track Changes. Don’t get stuck in the Undo-Dance. Use Track Changes to revert changes from any point in your changes history. Watch this video and see how easy it is.
Read MoreA quick introduction into one of Komodo IDE 9’s new features – Commando, or Go To Anything.
Read MoreAuto-Abbreviations increase your productivity by working with you to write code faster. You define your snippets and their trigger and continue to write your code without having to even think about invoking an abbreviation, it’s all done for you so that you can stay in “the zone”.
Read MoreVi mode in Komodo allows you to use some Vi magic right from inside Komodo. This screencasts explains the basics of this functionality and hopefully gives you a taste for more.
Read MorePanes, widgets and how you can customize them to your own personal preference. With Komodo 8 we spend a lot of time working on panes to give you the ability to mold them to your liking.
Read MoreOpen Files are a great new feature in Komodo 8.5. They were already introduced in 8.0 but have received some significant updates since then. This video walks you through the basics and explains the main purpose of the widget.
Read MoreA great new feature we’ve added to Komodo 8.5 is code refactoring. You can rename elements without using a Find & Replace dialogue. For example, you can rename every instance of an element by right-clicking on one instance and selecting “rename variable”.
Read MoreWe’ve added a new widget to the Komodo statusbar called Breadcrumbs. Clicking on the file entry, you can access any of its parent items, which gives access to the directory above each item. You can easily navigate this structure to open related files. As you change files, Breadcrumbs updates itself to your relative location. You can also use the keyboard to navigate Breadcrumbs.
Read MoreA basic introduction to Komodo Projects. Note that this does not cover all aspects of Komodo Projects, it’s only meant to introduce you to them.
Read MoreYou can now define multiple selections. As you edit one of your selected locations, every other location you have selected will reflect your edits. You can quickly add selections using CTRL (or Command)+D.
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