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SlickEdit Inc. Announces the Release of SlickEdit v10 |
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SlickEdit Inc. Announces the Release of SlickEdit v10
New features enable programmers to significantly speed up the development process
Morrisville, NC—March 8, 2005 — SlickEdit Inc., provider of essential software development tools, today announces the release of SlickEdit v10 for Windows, Linux, Unix, and Mac OS X platforms. This latest version builds on the company’s 17-year tradition of enabling developers and development teams to create, navigate, modify, build, and debug code faster and more accurately.
Whether used as a stand alone development environment or as a complimentary editor, SlickEdit continues to build on a rich history. SlickEdit v10 provides additional speed, power and flexibility to the most advanced code editor available. SlickEdit provides a wide range of features for analyzing, working with and improving the readability of code.
SlickEdit v10 has a fantastic new look with both updated icons and the flexibility to arrange windows and toolbars any way you want. SlickEdit has also added Subversion support and a method for system administrators to perform unattended install of SlickEdit across the enterprise.
For C++ programmers, five new refactorings are added (Modify Parameter List, Pull Up to Super Class, Push Down to Super Class, Extract Class, and Extract Super Class) making a total of 18 C++ refactorings in SlickEdit v10. Visual Studio key emulation, Visual Studio project support, and Microsoft Visual C++ toolkit support round out the C++ features.
Java programmers will experience to many new and powerful features including: Java live errors, Organize imports, Hot-swap debugger, JUnit support, JSP 2.0 support, JavaScript 1.4 support, and J2ME support.
This release of SlickEdit also contains new debugger enhancements, including: mixed mode view; multiprocessor debugging support, hex/octal/binary views, and debugger watchpoints.
“SlickEdit continues to offer features that allow programmers to save development time and maximize control over code,” said Gary Ash, SlickEdit user since 2000 “Combined with SlickEdit’s unparalleled navigation and automated coding features, this latest release proves that a great product just got a lot better.”
“With SlickEdit 10.0, customers will immediately notice that the user interface has been greatly improved in look and features. Users will enjoy using the new auto-hide window feature which provides more screen space when editing files,” said Clark Maurer, SlickEdit founder and CTO “In addition, more refactorings for C++, Java Live Errors, Java Organize Imports, JUnit support and debugger enhancements provide new features that many of our users can take advantage of.”
Pricing starts at $299 for new licenses and $139 for upgrades. Also available from SlickEdit is the SlickEdit Plug-in for Eclipse. Please visit www.slickedit.com for more information or to download a 15 day trial of our products.
About SlickEdit Inc.
SlickEdit Inc. provides software developers with multi-language development tools and the most advanced code editors available. Proven on Windows, Linux, UNIX and Mac OS X platforms, SlickEdit products enable even the most accomplished developers to code faster and meet increasingly aggressive deadlines. For more information about SlickEdit and free trial downloads, please visit www.slickedit.com.
Visual SlickEdit and SlickEdit are registered trademarks of SlickEdit Inc.
Contacts:
Kelly Franklin
919-473-0070
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