Projects

Open Komodo

The OpenKomodo Open Source Development Environment for Dynamic Languages and Web Technologies The Open Komodo project provides a code base upon which integrated development environment (IDE) software packages can be developed. ActiveState's Komodo Edit 4.3 and later (an open source ... [More] , multi-platform, multi-language editor) is an established, mature product that uses the Open Komodo platform. With the Open Komodo Project, the focus is on dynamic languages and the open web. Open Komodo is developed on top of many open source technologies, including Mozilla, Python, and Scintilla. The primary development technologies used are XUL, JavaScript, Python, and C/C++. [Less]

Komodo Edit

Focus on what your code can do; let your editor sweat the details. Komodo Edit offers sophisticated support for all major scripting languages, including in-depth autocomplete and calltips, multi-language file support, syntax coloring and syntax checking, Vi emulation, and Emacs key bindings. ... [More] Komodo Edit is built on the Mozilla code base and versions 4.3 and later are licensed under the same terms as Firefox: Mozilla Public License (MPL), GNU General Public License (GPL), and GNU Lesser Public License (LGPL). [Less]

Programmer's Notepad

A free, open source, text editor with special features for coders.

Pida

PIDA is an IDE (integrated development environment). PIDA is different from other IDEs in that it will use the tools you already have available rather than attempting to reinvent each one. PIDA is written in Python with the PyGTK toolkit, and although is designed to be used to program in any language, PIDA has fancy Python IDE features.

DevParrot

DevParrot is a python written IDE. For now, it is more an advance text editor than an IDE.

SubPython

SubPython lets you edit your source code on your Subversion repository almost directly (it's all handled in the background). It's written in Python and uses wxPython, pysvn and a few other modules as well.

gEcrit

gEcrit is a Python IDE. Its focus is on simplicity and ease of use. It is fast and lightweight. It features Python indentation, line numbers, code folding, syntax highlighting, shell access, code completion, a program runner, a source browser, indentation guides, a white space indicator, autosaving ... [More] , an edge line, multiple tabs, printing, jumping to a specific line, word searching, word replacement, zooming undo/redo, pastebin.com code submission, Python syntax checking, the ability to change the indentation of many lines at once, autocompletiton, and bad brace checking [Less]

vorwitor

Vorwitor is not a word processor, not like Microsoft Word or OpenOffice.org Writer. It is not for computer programming, it does not do syntax highlighting. It is very simple, it does not find or replace. All it does is helping you focus on what your are writing, providing you a light environment ... [More] without being disturbed. However, it gives you spell check and language(grammar) check*. Also, quick statistics, for example, word count, or dictionary* and thesaurus*. Maybe a picture browser* by side. There are more techniques can help writing or even provide some better enlightenments, hope Vorwitor can adopt them in future. * indicates planned features. Requirements Linux, Windows, Mac Python PyQt4 pyenchant Installation Install Python, PyQt4, and pyenchant. Checkout code from SVN Run vorwitor.py Keys Ctrl+N New file Ctrl+O Open file Ctrl+S Save file F4 Show statistics F11 Switch between normal mode and focus mode Right click can give you some configuration or spelling suggestions. [Less]

clin7edit

This is my first Visual C++ program, so I know it's really poor right now, but I thought it might be useful for some, since it is for me. You probably already encountered the situation where you are trying out a language that only has a command line compiler and you have to always save and ... [More] enter the command to run and try it. I made this program so you can bind your code together with any compiler you are currently using, and you just press F5 and it's running. I've tested it with the following languages: Python Lua (luaforwindows, the PSP compiler) Ruby [Less]

edipreter

Coming soon...