Re^2: Komodo 4.x

Is it worth paying $300 to upgrade from 3.5 though? What are the top 5 new features that affect Perl developers that have been added with the upgrade?

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Re^3: Komodo 4.x by sxmwb (Pilgrim) on Jun 15, 2007 at 13:31 UTC
Grandfather At the time of the upgrade I think I paid about $150 from personal to Komodo 4.x. From a non-Perl feature standpoint, I think the support for Ruby and the fact that it seems faster then 3.5 help me move along the upgrade path as well as I wanted some of the Pro features that Personal did not have. I have to say from a Perl standpoint there was not significant reason to move other then staying current with releases. I thought for almost two weeks before making the leap. Mike	[reply]

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Re^3: Komodo 4.x
by sxmwb (Pilgrim) on Jun 15, 2007 at 13:31 UTC

At the time of the upgrade I think I paid about $150 from personal to Komodo 4.x. From a non-Perl feature standpoint, I think the support for Ruby and the fact that it seems faster then 3.5 help me move along the upgrade path as well as I wanted some of the Pro features that Personal did not have. I have to say from a Perl standpoint there was not significant reason to move other then staying current with releases. I thought for almost two weeks before making the leap.

Mike

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