komodo

However, over the past year Komodo has stopped crashing enough to be the perfect editor for me.

Well since Komodo will kick the butt of any human it played is it not the real world champion?

Stockfish still has a definite advantage over Komodo on fewer CPU cores, and shorter time controls.

That code was for Active State's Komodo IDE, which used Python in XUL script elements.

This link [1] claims Komodo 8 on an android phone from 2013 should be around 3000 strength, far stronger than Deep Blue.

The best one I've used that has worked near-perfectly for me is Vi-emulation mode in Komodo IDE.

In any case Komodo Edit and Atom have golang support.

Currently giving Komodo Edit from Active State a shot.

Now I wonder what kinds of improvements Komodo has made to get here.

Interestingly, I've noticed that Komodo supports emacs modelines, but vim doesn't.

Just yesterday, I was watching a pack of Komodo Dragons...

I don't see anything Ultraedit does that Komodo doesn't.

Close program" I guess i'll stick with komodo edit.

You couldn't get me to bet on him vs Rybka (or Komodo, Shredder or Stockfish) at normal time controls.

Komodo is better for working with large files, but it's overall more sluggish and way slower in startup time.

I use Atom as my daily editor along with Komodo, and I'm looking forward to Nuclide replacing both!