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Software Development
Spyder
Spyder is a powerful interactive Open Source development environment for the Python language with advanced editing, interactive testing, debugging, and introspection features.
sudo apt-get install spyder
Eric
Eric is a full featured IDE and Python and Ruby editor, written in Python. It is based on the cross-platform Qt Gui toolkit, integrating the highly flexible Scintilla editor control. It is a quick and dirty editor as well as a professional project management tool (integrating many advanced Python features). Eric4 includes the integration of a downloadable plug-in system.
sudo apt-get install eric
Kompozer Web Development Editor
Kompozer is a Gecko-based web authoring system that combines web page editing with web file management in a WYSIWYG manner. It supports XML, CSS, and JavaScript in an XUL architecture.
sudo apt-get install kompozer
Quanta Plus (Web IDE)
Quanta Plus is an integrated development environment integrated with the KDE desktop. It allows webpage development, database design, and XML design and scripting, for example, using multiple development tools. The latest stable version is 3.5, however, and integrates with the KDE 3.5 environment (Ubuntu Hardy Heron). You should therefore use Ubuntu Hardy Heron with this product. (There is also a commercial version (Quanta Gold), also oriented towards KDE 3).
sudo apt-get install quanta kompare kxsldbg cervisia
Netbeans IDE
Netbeans is a free open-source integrated development environment used to create applications using Ajax, Ruby, pHp, Groovy, Java, Javascript, C++, and other scripting tools.
sudo apt-get install netbeans
BlueFish Web Development Editor
BlueFish is a GTK-based (Gnome-oriented) editor to write websites, scripts and programming code. It supports perl, Python, pHp, CSS, XML, Java, Javascript, C, SQL, and other formats.
sudo apt-get install bluefish
Gobby (Multi-user development)
Gobby is a free, multi-platform open source collaborative editor supporting multiple documents in one session and a multi-user chat. Install:
sudo apt-get install gobby
Eclipse IDE
Eclipse is a free open-source cross-platform integrated development environment with plugin support for a large set of programming languages, e.g. Java, C/C++, Python, PHP.
sudo apt-get install eclipse
Version control software
Copies of software being developed at many different locations require a method to ensure that the multiple distributed copies remain synchronized. This can be done using a central repository or using a distributed synchronization technique. For further information, see the official Ubuntu documentation. Several version control platforms exist:
- Bazaar is sponsored by Canonical and also allows distributed synchronization. Also see the official Ubuntu documentation. Install Bazaar with a GTK-based GUI and Nautilus integration:
sudo apt-get install bzr bzr-gtk nautilus-bzr
- Subversion. Now part of Apache, this is one of the most widely used systems and uses a central repository for synchronization. Also see the official Ubuntu documentation. Install along with Nautilus integration scripts:
sudo apt-get install subversion nautilus-script-collection-svn
- Mercurial (hg) is a newer, low-resource version control system. Install:
sudo apt-get install mercurial
- CVS was previously the most widely used system. Also see the official Ubuntu documentation. Install:
sudo apt-get install cvs
- TkCVS is a GUI frontend for both CVS and Subversion. Install:
sudo apt-get install tkcvs
Git
- Git allows distributed synchronization and is currently one of the most widely used systems. Also see the Ubuntu community documentation. The git client can be installed:
sudo apt-get install git
- and the gitosis server software:
sudo apt-get install gitosis
- GitK is a Tk-based Git tree visualizer. Install:
sudo apt-get install gitk
SparkleShare (Git frontend)
SparkleShare is a Git repository server/client frontend. Installation is by adding a PPA repositoryand then installing:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:warp10/sparkleshare sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install sparkleshare
Personal repositories
(K)Ubuntu uses Debian (.deb) packages. Individuals or organizations can create repositories for personal or specialized use. See the Debian wiki introduction. Also see this Ubuntu community advice and this.
mini-dinstall
Using mini-dinstall with dput, a simple repository can be created. This can then be copied to an online server for public or private access. See this tutorial and this.
Debarchiver
DebArchiver is a command-line utility that allows the creation of a folder-based repository. Instructions are from man debarchiver (in a command-line terminal). Install:
sudo apt-get install debarchiver
FTP (online file transfer)
- See this section on FTP servers for more information about vsftp and proftp.
- See this section on FTP clients for more information about FileZilla.
- Also see these FTP tips.
WebDAV (online folders)
- See this section on WebDAV for more information about WebDAV servers and clients.
Search Engines
Sphinx
Sphinx Search is an open source full text search server. See their documentation for usage details. Install:
sudo apt-get install sphinxsearch
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