The document discusses various integrated development environments (IDEs) for the Perl programming language. It provides an overview of Emacs, Vim, Eclipse + EPIC, Komodo IDE, Padre, and Kephra. Padre is highlighted as being cross-platform, actively developed, having good debugging support and the ability to easily create plugins. The document concludes by discussing whether Padre or Komodo would be preferable, noting advantages of both.

1. Perl IDEs Naim Shafiev Шафиев Наим Saint Perl - 2

3. Source formatting

4. Perldoc

5. Perl::Critic integration

6. Autocompletion

7. Debug support(local and remote)

9. Fast

10. Free

11. Perl 6 support

12. Redmine and etc. tasks support

13. Plugins

15. Eclipse + EPIC

16. Komodo IDE

17. Padre

18. Kephra

19. Emacs – not for mere mortals ;) Can do anything(Cperl), if you know elisp Emacs/vim/mceditor and etc.

20. Vim – tiny and light editor. Like a ОS emacs :) can do anything. But you must knows enough(“уметь готовить”) Emacs/vim/mceditor and etc.

21. Mecditor and etc – not a full IDE, but easiest Emacs/vim/mceditor and etc.

22. Eclipse + EPIC EPIC - Perl Editor and IDE for Eclipse. This is plugin for Eclipse. Now is dead(deprecated).

24. Source formatting

25. Perldoc support

26. Perl::Critic Integration

27. Autocomplete

28. Debug support

30. Can do Single Step/Step Into/Step Over

31. Breakpoints

32. Remote debugging(experimental)

33. Eclipse + EPIC But! Because it's Java programm => ~500 mb of Ram and good proccessor need to normal working EPIC – not fully supports 64-bit GNU/Linux. No support for PERL 6 ;) EPIC – is deprecated.

35. Can do anything(really)

36. Run on mozilla engine

38. Free(License Artistic/ GPL 2)

39. Active development

40. Has diffenrent UI languages(Russian,French and etc)

41. Written on Perl

42. Native graphical looks(because using Wx)

43. Perl 6 support

45. Advanced Text editor features(Search,replace and etc.)

46. SVN/SVK/GIT/CVS/RCS support(mainly not for production use)

47. Easy to extend via plugins

48. Regex editor

50. Key hotkeys

51. Good plugins manager

52. Module tools(to install cpan package and etc – works sometime badly (; )

54. Variables tree

55. Code browser(works good)

56. Stepping,Breakpoints,Watches,Va riable evaluation

57. Show Stack trace features

59. Current value showning

61. cpanm Padre::Plugin::SVK

62. cpanm Padre::Plugin::SVN

63. Padre::Plugin::My Easy to make plugins. Which can do what you want

64. Padre(on windows) Good installator. Works good.

66. low entry barrier (usable like notepad)

67. no bloat / minimal dependencies

68. At early state

69. Very flexible

71. No syntax check

72. Poor localization

73. Main question is Padre or Komodo? That's question.

75. Excellent local debug

76. Easy to upgrade(via plugins)

78. Both types of debug is good

80. Good documentation

81. Regex support

83. “ Project” feature

84. Macros support

85. Different RCS support

86. __END__ Thanks. And again sorry for my poor English ;) my e-mail : shafiev@gmail.com links: http://elementa.su/ – my home page http://padre.perlide.org/ - padre site