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LinuxProgramming: ActiveState launches ASPN Initiative: Easier open source programming

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“ActiveState, the leader in open source programming, announces
the ActiveState Programmer Network (ASPN). ASPN delivers tools and
knowledge to enable programming with open source technologies.”

“The all-in-one access to resources seamlessly integrated with
our multi-language, cross-platform IDEs and other technologies make
it easier to program with open source technologies,” said Dick
Hardt, Founder & CEO. “Programmers can develop in the language
and platform that maps best to their coding task.”

“ASPN features:

  • Komodo IDE for Perl and Python, with PHP, Tcl and XSLT
    coming
  • Visual Studio.NET integration for Perl, Python and XSLT
  • Online searchable O’Reilly technical references
  • Python cookbook and sample code
  • ActivePerl, ActivePython, and ActiveTcl, binary
    distributions
  • FAQs and mailing lists”


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