محرر لغات البرمجة ActiveState Komodo IDE v10

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
not it'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 Commit Dialog

New 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