Overview of CodeLobster IDE Professional

You can make file associations during the setup operation and pick the preferred color scheme, interface language, and extra components (plugins). In addition to the previously mentioned tools, you can extend support for CakePHP, CodeIgniter, Backbone, Ember JS, JQuery, Laravel, Magento, Meteor JS, Perl, Phalcon, Python, Ruby, Twig, WordPress, and Yii. Of course, all these settings can be later changed to your liking.

The default theme adopted by CodeLobster IDE is dark and can be swapped for light mode. It has a file explorer, map, dynamic helper, and panes for search results, call stacks, locals, bookmarks, or errors.

You can establish connections to FTP/SFTP servers, keep multiple tabs opened at once, change the encoding mode, and edit templates for CSS, HTML, JS, LESS, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, SCSS, Twig, Volt, text, XML, XSL, and YAML. The language is autodetected by the application to activate syntax highlights.

These are just part of the features provided by CodeLobster IDE. It worked smoothly on Windows 10 in our tests, having minimal impact on system resource consumption. Thanks to its intuitive interface and plethora of features, the IDE should meet the requirements of many programmers.

Features of CodeLobster IDE Professional

Easy-to-use source code editor and compiler

FTP/SFTP support, templates, autocomplete, and more

Bonus tools to help code faster javascript debugger

Node.js debugger

Search for tree controls

Updates plugins

The ability to select a language for PHP help

Incorrect autoformat for double braces

Default button for format options

Minor problems in dark color schemes

Storing breakpoints positions

Hotkey for tooltips

Technical Details and System Requirements

Supported OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7

RAM (Memory): 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)

Free Hard Disk Space: 200 MB or more