but a giant leap for Qt4 Developers that whish to develop Qt4 Applications on multiple Platforms with the same IDE. Well thats what we think. Today you can check out what was cooking over the past months and we would really like to hear what you think. Is it really a giant leap or is it just another IDE? Tell us.

So what are the features that you will be enjoying in this Monkey Studio 2 Preview release v1.8.0.0 ?

Monkey Studio is able to fully manage a project based on qmake. The Assistant and designer are now fully integrated into the IDE. Define your own Code Snippets to speed up repetitive tasks. Write file Templates for various file types. The QScintilla Component that we use, offers Syntax Higlighting for a lot of languages. Define which lexer is to load on what file suffix. Ctags offers support for Class browsing. Generate and load your own 'api' files at runtime to have code completion for about any lib you want.

With it's great and highly flexible plugins api, you can extend it really simple to fit your needs.

So, you see there is a lot to discover and as said, please give us some feedback on what you think. Either on the forums (http://forums.monkeystudio.org), the irc channel (#monkeystudio on freenode) or the mailinglist users@monkeystudio.org (to subscribe see: http://lists.monkeystudio.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users).

Azevedo Filipe, and The Monkey Studio Team

on Monday 19. November : 11:00

P@sNox said:

Thanks for your comment, sorry for the unconvenient of the aviability of the v2 trunk, but since many IDEs biths this early months, all copying each others, we have wanted to keep our work so no such IDEs still our features, as some done when monkey studio 1 were out. But now it s fully available enjoy, and ... feedback :)

on Monday 12. November : 13:27

psaraci said:

Congrats! Monkey Studio 2 seems to be a mature,lots of features and a friendly IDE. What I don't understand though is the fact that the v2 trunk was not available for everyone until recently. This is not a common thing for open source projects. Isn't it better to make the code available from start so people will give you early feedback??