All of which makes project setup a breeze so you can just focus on the code.
Komodo automatically installs these environments for you (based on your project’s language), allowing you to run your code without jumping through any hoops or having to manually manage dependencies. Komodo’s integration with the ActiveState Platform and the State Tool means that you can start new projects in Komodo and instantly have a working runtime environment to code against and share with team members. It’s your one-stop solution for automating local development workflows, which can then be easily reused in CI/CD environments. The State Tool also gives you powerful, cross-platform tooling to automate your workflows through scripting, event handling and secret management. By default, the State Tool sets up a new, sandboxed runtime environment for each of your projects, similar to virtualenv so you don’t have to worry about library version conflicts. With the State Tool you can easily manage and deploy your packages and runtime environment in a consistent, reproducible manner without needing to depend on virtual machines, docker images, or other third party tooling. It does this through a new command line tool we’ve been developing called the State Tool. In simple terms this means you tell us what your project needs, and we make it happen regardless of operating system, architecture, etc. The ActiveState Platform aims to make dependency management easy by providing you with fully built and vetted runtime environments tailored to your project’s requirements. Download Komodo 12, and sign up for a free ActiveState Platform account to ensure you can make the most of it.Yep you read that right, Komodo IDE is now FREE! Here at ActiveState we’ve been very hard at work on the free-to-use ActiveState Platform, and Komodo is an integral part of that experience.
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