ActiveState Komodo IDE v10.0.1.89237 - Mac OS X

Version: 10.0.1.89237
Size: 92.79 MB
Mac Platform: Intel
OS version: 10.9
Processor type(s) & speed: Intel 64 bit
RAM minimum: 1GB
Video RAM: –

Courtesy of BEAN

Installation:

Mount disk image, copy “Komodo IDE 10.app” to your “Applications” folder.

Copy the “ActiveState.lic” file to
/Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/ActiveState/

What's New in Komodo IDE 10.0
∞
∞ - New User Interface: The entire user interface has been given a big
∞ facelift. This facelift isn't just about making Komodo more attractive
∞ and enjoyable to use; a ton of user experience work has gone into the
∞ facelift. On the technical end, these changes make Komodo far more
∞ maintainable and far less prone to interface related bugs. Possibly the
∞ biggest feature, though, is that you can define your own colors. Every
∞ color scheme now also extends to the user interface, so you can tweak
∞ and style not just how your code looks, but also how Komodo looks. Or
∞ notñit's entirely up to you, of course.
∞
∞ For those who prefer not to have their user interface change too much
∞ we've also introduced some preferences which let you essentially use the
∞ "classic" approach to UI in many places.
∞
∞ These changes do mean that skins and iconsets for Komodo 8 and 9 will
∞ no longer work.
∞
∞ - The Dynamic Toolbar: The dynamic toolbar is a new UI element in Komodo
∞ 10 which holds toolbar buttons that provide contextual actions to your
∞ files and project. They show and hide based on what you're doing and
∞ provide information and actions based on how your files and projects are
∞ configured. For example the version control dynamic button will show you
∞ how many files have changed and allow you to quickly open eg. file or
∞ project history, or the commit dialog.
∞
∞ The dynamic toolbar is very developer friendly, so you can easily
∞ create your own buttons or download ones that were contributed by other
∞ developers.
∞
∞ - First Start Wizard: When you first start Komodo (or when you update
∞ between major versions) Komodo will now show you a short and simple
∞ first start wizard that lets you customize Komodo to your likings. Tabs
∞ or spaces? The bias is all yours.
∞
∞ - New Default Keybindings: Our old defaults (which are still available
∞ as "Legacy" keybindings) were an accumulation of 10+ years of changes.
∞ Needless to say they became messy and illogical. With Komodo 10 we
∞ dumped them entirely and started from scratch. A rule of thumb here was
∞ that if something didn't make sense then it didn't deserve a default
∞ binding, the user can define these themselves. We also reviewed other
∞ editors complete default keybinding sets to find commonalities in the
∞ industry. The new bindings are based on logic and sensible defaults that
∞ programmers have become accustomed to.
∞
∞ - Other Editor Keybindings: We are introducing keybindings for other
∞ editors and IDE's to facilitate developers transitioning to Komodo.
∞ These can be accessed from your Keybinding preferences or via the First
∞ Start wizard.
∞
∞ - Chrome Remote Debugging: Debug your code in Chrome, from Komodo! No
∞ more context switching or locating the same code you've been working on
∞ again in the Chrome dev tools. You can write code, place breakpoints and
∞ debug all right from inside Komodo.
∞
∞ - Debugging for Ruby 2.1 And Beyond: Due to the library that Komodo was
∞ depending on for Ruby debugging no longer working in Ruby version 2.1
∞ and beyond we have not been able to properly support those versions for
∞ a while now. With Komodo 10 that changes, we've been hard at work at
∞ Ruby 2.1+ support and are confident in introducing it with Komodo 10.
∞ This also includes Ruby 2.1+ REPL support.
∞
∞ - Gulp, Grunt, NPM task runner Integration: Komodo now integrates with
∞ Gulp, Grunt and NPM tasks. The integration allows you to run commands
∞ for those task runners in your shell scope (inside Commando), it also
∞ adds a button to your dynamic toolbar (new in Komodo 10) which lets you
∞ quickly run commands via those task runners. This button is only visible
∞ when your project uses one of these tools. So for example, if you have a
∞ Gulp task called "Concatenate" you can just hit the Gulp button and hit
∞ "Concatenate".
∞
∞ - PhoneGap & Cordova Integration: Quickly access PhoneGap and Cordova
∞ via your "dynamic toolbar", as well as interact with them via the
∞ Commando shell scope. Komodo automatically detects your configuration
∞ and provides contextual actions.
∞
∞ - Symbol Browser: The section scope (inside Commando) now allows you to
∞ browse symbols across your entire project. So you can easily jump to
∞ classes, functions, properties, or other symbols no matter where they
∞ are in your project.
∞
∞ - Improved Node.js and PHP CodeIntel: JavaScript and PHP CodeIntel has
∞ had significant improvements, NodeJS modules and PSR4 classes are fully
∞ supported as well as various new features of each language.
∞
∞ - Support For React, Ember, Angular, TypeScript, ES6: We've put a lot of
∞ focus on individual frameworks in Komodo 10, a trend you can expect to
∞ continue. With this iteration we focused on some of the most popular JS
∞ frameworks and derivatives.
∞
∞ - Performance Improvements: Komodo 10 has received significant
∞ performance improvements. File opening, closing, saving, typing, .. you
∞ name it. Additionally we've fixed a long standing memory leak which
∞ caused users to have to restart Komodo every few days, that should no
∞ longer be the case.
∞
∞ - Other Mentionables
∞
∞ - Improved source code control UI and UX
∞
∞ - New SCC Commit Dialog
∞
∞ - New SCC Widget
∞
∞ - Improved unit testing UI and UX
∞
∞ - Improved color picker UI and UX
∞
∞ - New color scheme editor
∞
∞ - New UI SDK (used in our new First Start Wizard)
∞
∞ - and much much more...