Software Development Tool offers optimized code navigation.April 20, 2009 -
Equipped with features for developers working in small teams, Komodo IDE v5.1 helps create applications using dynamic languages and open technologies as well as tools for debugging, code intelligence, visual code navigation, and regular expression toolkit. History feature enables browsing of recently edited files and buffer locations, while Find Highlighting provides visual markers for find/search matches. Hyperlink support with code intelligence is also included.
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ActiveState's Komodo IDE 5.1 Release Improves Code Navigation
ActiveState's Komodo IDE 5.1 Release Enhances Team Developer Toolkit
New Navigation Highlighting, History, Hyperlinks and More
ActiveState Software, the dynamic languages company, released Komodo IDE 5.1 today. Komodo IDE 5.1 builds upon the award-winning integrated development environment with new and improved features for developers working in small teams.
With the new release of Komodo IDE comes improved navigation. The introduction of the History feature lets users browse though the files and buffer locations they've been editing recently with just forward and back buttons and a drop list in the toolbar. Find Highlighting enables visual markers for find/search matches, independent of the syntax coloring information. Hyperlinks adds new code intelligence: Ctrl+mouse-hover will hyperlink interesting regions in the text-more than just "Go to Definition" links. And a new "fast open" dialog eases opening the files within a current working directory, files within the current project, recently opened/closed files as well as switching to a currently opened file.
Today's release of Komodo IDE 5.1 also includes support for a new platform: Linux/x86_64. Komodo IDE's first native 64-bit platform build reflects the growth in Linux x86_64 installs.
All platforms also benefit from improved localization and numerous bug fixes in today's release of Komodo IDE 5.1. Like all Komodo IDE updates, this release is free to all Komodo IDE 5.x license holders and ActivePerl Pro Studio and ActiveTcl Pro Studio subscribers. The latest release of Komodo IDE 5.1 is available for download now from http://www.activestate.com/komodo/ and new users can take Komodo IDE 5.1 for a test drive with a free 21-day trial.
Komodo IDE's flexibility and extensive functionality makes it great for diverse developer teams: now the pricing is great for teams too. With the release of Komodo IDE, ActiveState is offering 5-packs of Komodo IDE for $995-regularly available at $1180 US (like buying four and getting a fifth free). Purchase Komodo IDE 5.1 5-packs from http://www.activestate.com/store/komodo. Special team pricing is only available until April 30, 2009.
About Komodo IDE
ActiveState's Komodo IDE 5.1 helps developers create great applications using dynamic languages and open technologies.
Award-winning tools for debugging, code intelligence, visual code navigation and the regular expression toolkit help developers write cleaner code faster, while source code control integration, a project manager and multi-user support assist in team development.
With improved performance for all supported languages (including Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and Tcl, HTML, CSS, JavaScript and XML), simple Firefox-style extensibility, and flexible multi-platform licensing for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, Komodo IDE has developed smart tools with developer freedom and choice in mind. Learn more at http://www.activestate.com/komodo/
About ActiveState
ActiveState is the dynamic languages company, focused on professional business solutions, developer tools, and community tools for Perl, Python, Tcl, and web development technologies (like PHP, Ruby, and JavaScript, plus CSS, HTML, and XML). ActiveState is owned by its employees and Pender Financial Group, a publicly traded investment company focused on technology in British Columbia.
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