New BlackAdder release ( Python IDE )

[Dmitry Poplavsky]

BlackAdder 1.0-031106 for Python development on Windows and Linux

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA -- 8 November 2003 -- theKompany.com, producers
and distributors of high-quality open source and commercial Linux software,
are pleased to announce the availability of BlackAdder 1.0, a Windows/Linux
UI development environment for Python based on Qt. BlackAdder combines a
visual design environment with debugging, syntax highlighting, ODBC
interfaces and extensive HTML documentation into a comprehensive platform
for developing Python applications with PyQt.

BlackAdder is an exciting product for rapidly developing applications on
Linux or Windows using the popular Python language. Besides being a
powerful IDE with an extensive array of tools to make developing your
application quick and easy. BlackAdder is tightly integrated with PyQt
which is a set of bindings for Python to allow you to make use of the
popular Qt multi-platform windowing toolkit from Trolltech. Our optional
Business Edition gives you a full commercial license for both PyQt and Qt
as used from BlackAdder.

Features:

* Integrated Qt Designer
* Syntax highlighting text editor
* Supports the latest versions of Python, PyQt and Qt
* eGenix.com mx Extensions for ODBC access from Python have been included.
* Integrated Debugger
* The debugger allows class instance objects to be displayed.
* No restrictions are placed on the types of files that can be included in
a project.
* Project Explorer for adding existing file sets to a project
* Extensive project management capability
* Integrated CVS support
* and much more&


BlackAdder can be purchased or free demos downloaded from
www.thekompany.com/products/blackadder.


Regards
Dmitry.

 

[Jim]

How's this a new release? I thought this version was released in September?

I have been very seriously considering getting BlackAdder but at this point, I'm not sure the best
thing to do. If I bought it today, when Ruby is added to it will I get to upgrade of will I have to
buy another copy? Will theKompany still be in business then?

Jim