[Tutor] Mozilla as a Development Environment

[Magnus Lycka]

I'm evaluating Komodo right now. It's too slow
to be usable on AMD Duron 700 / 256MB / Win2000.
Besides being slow, it uses 40MB of RAM with a tiny
file open.

I don't know if Mozilla or ActiveState is to blame
here, but I sure won't pay money for Komodo.

PythonWin is MUCH better.

At 10:16 2002-10-10 -0400, you wrote:
> >What do you think of mozilla as a dev environment (pyXUL?).
> >
> >Didn't know it was one, I thought it was a browser engine!
> >A search on google for pyXUL didn't throw anything up...
>
>Sorry that was pyXPCOM from ActiveState
>
>http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/Komodo/PyXPCOM/
>
>XPCOM is a Mozilla COM copy.
>pyXPCOM is used by activestate in their komodo product
>
>I got quite excited after working through the XUL planet
>tutorial(http://www.xulplanet.com/). Mozilla seperates the layout from the
>application from the content - and makes it all network accessable.
>
>eg
>http://www.xulplanet.com/tutorials/xultu/examples/findfile/findfile-persist=
.xul
>(need mozilla to view).
>
>There is a project to make it viewable in Java as well as Flash.
>
>Anthony
>
>
>
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