From: Eric Promislow <eric.promislow@...>
Date: 2007-09-05T04:15:06+09:00
Subject: Re: Best IDE for ruby and rails development

I do all my Rails programming in Komodo as well, but I'm also one
of the developers on it. So when I see something isn't working well
I can turn around quickly and put out a fix.  The team has also
implemented automatic updates, using the same mechanism that
Firefox and Thunderbird use, since it's a Mozilla app as well.

Komodo Edit is a free-as-in-beer version, and has all the basic
Rails support except for a debugger.  And while it isn't an
open source project, most of it is implemented in Python,
JavaScript, CSS, and XUL, and we ship all that, and accept
patches.

- Eric