I have been using Project Builder (the old Apple Developer Tools IDE) for a while now, but I don't think Apple is supporting it anymore in favor of XCode, and XCode is too Cocoa centric for my taste.

I would prefer not to pay for anything of course, so that rules Affrus out. I am currently downloading Eclipse and the EPIC plugin to try out, anyone have any thoughts on that please feel free to share.

In general, what is the tool of choice for the discriminating OS X Perl Hackers out there?

UPDATE
Eclipse 3.0 seems nice, but EPIC (the perl plugin) does not seem to work correctly with it. I tried Eclipse 2.1 and EPIC worked, but 2.1 was slow as dirt. Does anyone out there have any experience with getting EPIC to work with Eclipse 3.0?

-stvn

In reply to What is your OS X Perl IDE of choice? by stvn

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