Komodo Edit is a cross-platform text editor that is built on the Mozilla engine and supports a large number of languages. The project is completely open source and distributed under the MPL (Mozilla Public License). The development of the project is done on GitHub.
As with all, there is auto-addition with help information, support for plugins, macros, snippets.
The main feature I liked is remote code editing, similar to Sublime, if you add SFTP plugins to it. Version 8 also includes visual scrolling, similar to Sublime.
Komodo IDE is a commercial development environment, which is based on Komodo Edit and has a number of additional features, such as code debugging (including remote debugging), refactoring, working with VCS, HTTP Inspector, Rx Toolkit, integrative shell, unit tests, integration with other products of the company (Stackato, Perl Dev Kit and TCL Dev Kit) and other small things.
The text editor supports a large number of languages for syntax highlighting, autocomplete, Intellisense.
Advantages:
- Code autocompletion and Intellisense syntax highlighting;
- visual debugger;
- multi-language;
- integration with version control systems;
- free version for individuals ;
- allows you to customize your workspace;
- has a visual debugger and testing tools.
Disadvantages:
- for team or enterprise level work, there is a paid version.
