Hacking Komodo for Drupal development

Submitted by JeffG on Wed, 2009-09-16 22:42

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Saturday

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3:00 pm

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Room U3

Komodo Edit is a powerful text editor with a lot of amazing but hidden features. As well, Komodo Edit and it’s big brother Komodo IDE are based on the same technology as Firefox, making it easier to extend using familiar technologies such as JavaScript, XML and Python.

In this talk I will highlight a range of extensibility options in Komodo that can be used easily by Drupal Developers to make their code more consistent, their deployments smoother, and their brain less fried at the end of the day. If you’re already using Komodo, this talk may show you how to get more power out of it. If you haven’t tried Komodo for PHP and Drupal development, you’re missing out!

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Slides, samples and the Drupal extension

Submitted by JeffG on Sat, 2009-10-24 19:50.

Thanks to everyone who came to the talk today, as mentioned I have posted the slides and samples I showed ( and ones I didn’t have time to ) on my blog:

http://www.openkomodo.com/blogs/jeffg/hacking-komodo-drupal-development

As well, here is the link to the Drupal extension I’ve started working on as well:

http://community.activestate.com/xpi/drupal-extension-komodo

This extension is of course open source, hosted on ActiveState’s workspace:

http://workspace.activestate.com/jeffg/drupalforkomodo

Hi Jeff, Probably one of the

Submitted by chrisshattuck on Fri, 2009-09-25 08:52.

Hi Jeff,

Probably one of the coolest features of Komodo for me is the the xdebug integration with Firefox. Are you planning on covering some of that goodness? I would be interested in hearing any performance tips you have for making Komodo more snappy.

Cheers!
Chris