Thursday, May 19, 2016

May 2016: Komodo X released; Dev Tools and Komodo IDE on sale; Perl webinar; Getting buy-in from your IT Dept


To celebrate the release of Komodo X we're offering discounts on all of our dev tools from now until June 15! Save $50 off Komodo X, Perl Dev Kit, and Tcl Dev Kit, or $100 off ActivePerl Pro Studio and ActiveTcl Pro Studio
 

The moment is finally here, Komodo X (10) is released and it's like 10 times better! The pun sounded so horrible when I came up with it, I just had to use it. But it really is a LOT better. We have put a ton of focus on the general user experience and performance of Komodo, while also working on significant new features such as Chrome Debugging, Gulp, Grunt, Cordova and PhoneGap integration, and many more interesting new features and enhancements.
 

Perl business is vibrant, alive, and growing. Leading companies such as Amazon, Boeing, and Cisco continue to demand Perl skills in their employment postings while Booking.com is investing in Perl as its core development language.

Join ActiveState Director of Engineering Tom Radcliffe and guest speaker Jason MacIntosh, founder of Appleseed Software Consulting and co-author of the O'Reilly book "Perl & XML,” as they discuss all things Perl.

Date: June 15, 2016
Time: 10am PDT/1pm EDT

 

With the new release of Komodo X, we've built upon our existing, polyglot IDE to make mobile and web app development easier and faster than ever before!

Join Komodo Lead Developer Nathan Rijksen and Komodo Developer Carey Hoffman as they introduce Komodo X and show how it lets you stay in the zone and get more done!

Date: June 1, 2016
Time: 10am PDT/ 1pm EDT

 

Ahhh...the elusive “blessing” of the IT Department... desperately sought, rarely bestowed. In a previous blog my colleague, Michael, defined Shadow IT as “technologies and systems used by corporate employees that have not been approved by IT Departments”. While companies don't want to limit innovation that may come "from the shadows", developers need to face the hard reality that enterprises also don't want to take on the added risk. Why is this risky for companies?
 

"I don’t want a pickle, I just want to ride on my motor-cicle"
--Arlo Guthrie

This is a bit more fanciful than the usual ActiveState blog, but sometimes metaphors have more truth in them than facts.

 

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