CodeLobster IDE

Hello,

I would have loved to purchase this software but there are a few things that hold me back.

1)I am used to very modern IDE, I was trying to change the way the GUI looks but it seems that there is only a choice of old GUI like xp, vb 2005 and windows 2000. Will you implement anything prettier in the future?

2)I was using the auto typing feature but cannot get input fields for example to set their classes automatically to the latest bootstrap, is there a trick to do this without using the snippets?

3)Will you include Python in this IDE?

By the way your confirmation question is buggy in your forum, it shows like this {confirmation} but the question itself does not show up.

Thank you.

Ben

Hi, Ben.

1) We are going to release multi-platform version in the autumn.
It will include more modern interface too.

2) Unfortunately Codelobster hasn't such ability.

3) Codelobster has basic support for Python already.

4) Could You, please, clarify the problem with confirmation question in the forum.
What OS and browser do You have?
Could You, please, send us the screenshot?

Many thanks,
Codelobster Team.

Hello,

Thank you for the reply.

Regarding the forum registration, this is what I mean, there are answers to drag but no questions, I have to keep doing it until I find the right answer.
Check this out:
http://screencast.com/t/vTQPERKQQYP
I am using the latest version of Chrome:
Version 51.0.2704.106 m


-Sad that the bootstrap classes cannot be autoloaded, this would have been great feature.

About the multiplatform, do you mean cloud? Will codelobster current IDE be removed or will the users get the new one if they have purchased the version on sale now? Just to know if it is worth for me to buy it or not.

Thank you,

Ben

Hi, Ben.

Thanks for the clarification.

1) We have fixed froum problem.

2) Codelobster supports Bootstrap autocomplete if You include it in your source files.

3) We mean Windows/*nix/MacOS version.
We are going to provide our current customers with a good discount for this version.

Regards,
Codelobster Team.