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'''Komodo''' from [http://www.activestate.com/ ActiveState] | '''Komodo''' from [http://www.activestate.com/ ActiveState] | ||
was the IDE that I used when writing Python and Javascript. | |||
It does support other languages. PHP for example. I just | It does support other languages. PHP for example. I just | ||
don't do much programming in the other languages it supports. | don't do much programming in the other languages it supports. | ||
I | I am using [[Microsoft Visual Studio]] Community Edition now when working on Windows. | ||
to | On Linux I have switched to using [[Spyder]]. | ||
Spyder is not better than Komodo, just a different approach. | |||
The debugger in Komodo is better than Spyder. | |||
Spyder does not require administrative rights to install on Windows, | |||
which is a big plus because that's frequently an obstacle for me. | |||
[[Category: Python]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:32, 8 July 2018
Komodo from ActiveState was the IDE that I used when writing Python and Javascript. It does support other languages. PHP for example. I just don't do much programming in the other languages it supports.
I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Community Edition now when working on Windows.
On Linux I have switched to using Spyder. Spyder is not better than Komodo, just a different approach. The debugger in Komodo is better than Spyder.
Spyder does not require administrative rights to install on Windows, which is a big plus because that's frequently an obstacle for me.
