Catalyde is a web-based IDE for novel programmers.
Catalyde’s current features:
- HTTPS authentication (for running Catalyde on a public server)
- Nide now supports syntax highlighting for filetypes other than JavaScript.
- A simple cache mechanism is now present to avoid unnecessary directory listings.
- Directory listing is now much faster and more reliable.
- Nide is now able to launch the user's default browser from the command line
- The client code has been almost completely refactored so it's now easier to mantain.
- Nide will now check for file size before opening a file.
- HTML files can now be previewed directly from Nide.
First, install Catalyde with:
On a new or existing directory, use the following command to setup a new nide project:
catalyde init
This command will setup a workspace and start server on port 8123. Fire up your web browser
at localhost:8123 to use Catalyde. If a directory workspace is present you cas only run
using:
catalyde
Catalyde is released under a GPL V3 License:
Catalyde is a code IDE for academic usage.
Copyright (C) 2012 Catalin Costin Stanciu
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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