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09.19.08 | 3 Comments

For those who remember how I was an editor waffler will remember that I play around with Komodo from time to time, and decided to get back into using it again. There are alpha 5.0 versions available so I downloaded one and tried it out. Seems to be less resource hungry than previous versions (as in it doesn’t cause my fan in my MacBook to start up every time I open Komodo). Now, since I know a few people at Activestate I emailed Jeff Griffiths to ask him a few questions. He responded by hacking together something very quickly for adding code intelligence for CakePHP to your views. If you’re a Komodo user (or are interested in trying out Komodo), try it out and let Jeff know how it’s working out.

Tags: CakePHP, Komodo

3 Comments

On 09.20.08 David wrote these pithy words:

We do a lot of CakePHP development, and we all use Komodo IDE. It’s a first-rate development environment, and building anything even slightly complex without its remote debugging, code-intelligence and source-control integration would be torture.

On 09.23.08 derek martin wrote these pithy words:

why don’t you write a post comparing & contrasting all your favourite editors?

On 10.07.08 austin_web_developer wrote these pithy words:

I switched to Komodo edit for both my Rails development and my cakephp development.
loving it!
Crashes a bit too regularly though.

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