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:OSNews: Review: theKompany Black Adder Python IDE
OSNews: Review: theKompany Black Adder Python IDE
Mar 1, 2004, 07 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5123 reads)

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"Black Adder is theKompany's Python IDE. However, this simple answer, while accurate, does not do Black Adder justice. Black Adder offers Python developers a convenient interface for managing python files, easily navigating classes, debugging python scripts, database connectivity via mxODBC, and, of course, creating GUIs in Python using pyQT and QT Designer. As an added bonus, it does all this on both Windows and Linux...

"I believe first impressions are very important, and Black Adder made a good first impression on me. While meaningless to most developers, the first thing that stood out for me was the fact that Black Adder properly supports Japanese characters (as you can see in the tree view in this screenshot). I was also impressed with the clean look of the layout and the meaningful icons used on the toolbar..."

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