Komodo
Web development in Linux is sometimes a little difficult since it lacks native support for Adobe’s Creative Suite. I do have Macromedia’s MX suite installed from 2004 since it works fine with Wine/Linux. I like Bluefish which works on Windows and Linux but it lacks a good FTP client. This morning I just found Komodo which has a nice visual editor interface because you do your code editing in the top frame and can preview the output in the bottom frame (and update it instantly by pressing cntrl +s).
Posted in Web Design & Dev. on April 17th, 2010 by Jeremy at 9:51 am with (30 views)
April 18th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Heyyy, glad someone testified for komodo. I started doing python a few months back and started using komodo then, and it’s got some great features. It will parse your code as you write, so when you make a custom class and are using it, it will prompt you for your custom methods / properties available in that object. It also has some a good file compare utility which dreamweaver does not have by default.