Lasso Studio for Eclipse offers a rapid production and debugging platform for database-prompted websites development by Web developers.
Lasso Studio for Eclipse is a top-tier Web application development environment designed specifically for use with the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE). This powerful software tool allows Web developers to build and debug database-driven websites with ease, thanks to a suite of advanced features and tools built directly into the application.
One of the key benefits of Lasso Studio for Eclipse is its built-in editor, which provides a range of useful features designed to make coding simpler, more streamlined, and more efficient. These include code folding, syntax coloring, custom tag and custom data type templates, tag and variable name completion, and much more. Additionally, Lasso Studio automatically checks files for syntax errors, making it easier than ever to catch and fix potential issues before they can cause major problems.
Another standout feature of Lasso Studio for Eclipse is its integrated debugger, which allows Lasso Script files to be run directly from within the Eclipse IDE. This lets developers quickly debug complex applications and identify bugs and issues with ease. Interactive debugging controls include breakpoints, step-by-step code execution, variable inspection and modification, and more.
Lasso Studio for Eclipse also includes a single-user edition of Lasso Professional Developer 8, allowing developers to test their sites locally and ensure that they are functioning as intended before deploying them to live servers.
Overall, Lasso Studio for Eclipse is a highly capable and reliable software tool that can help developers of all skill levels streamline the Web application development process and produce high-quality, database-driven websites with minimal hassle.
In terms of system requirements, Lasso Studio for Eclipse is designed to run on a Macintosh Intel or PowerPC G3/G4/G5 computer with at least 512 MB of RAM (though more is recommended), and a monitor capable of 1024 x 768 resolution. It requires a standard installation of Mac OS X (10.3/10.4) or Mac OS X Server (10.3/10.4), and a default installation of Apache Web Server (included with Mac OS X) is also required for the server environment. For deployment, installation of Lasso Professional Server 8 or higher is required on the web server, and Adobe Acrobat 5.0 or higher is needed to view the electronic documentation.
One of the key benefits of Lasso Studio for Eclipse is its built-in editor, which provides a range of useful features designed to make coding simpler, more streamlined, and more efficient. These include code folding, syntax coloring, custom tag and custom data type templates, tag and variable name completion, and much more. Additionally, Lasso Studio automatically checks files for syntax errors, making it easier than ever to catch and fix potential issues before they can cause major problems.
Another standout feature of Lasso Studio for Eclipse is its integrated debugger, which allows Lasso Script files to be run directly from within the Eclipse IDE. This lets developers quickly debug complex applications and identify bugs and issues with ease. Interactive debugging controls include breakpoints, step-by-step code execution, variable inspection and modification, and more.
Lasso Studio for Eclipse also includes a single-user edition of Lasso Professional Developer 8, allowing developers to test their sites locally and ensure that they are functioning as intended before deploying them to live servers.
Overall, Lasso Studio for Eclipse is a highly capable and reliable software tool that can help developers of all skill levels streamline the Web application development process and produce high-quality, database-driven websites with minimal hassle.
In terms of system requirements, Lasso Studio for Eclipse is designed to run on a Macintosh Intel or PowerPC G3/G4/G5 computer with at least 512 MB of RAM (though more is recommended), and a monitor capable of 1024 x 768 resolution. It requires a standard installation of Mac OS X (10.3/10.4) or Mac OS X Server (10.3/10.4), and a default installation of Apache Web Server (included with Mac OS X) is also required for the server environment. For deployment, installation of Lasso Professional Server 8 or higher is required on the web server, and Adobe Acrobat 5.0 or higher is needed to view the electronic documentation.
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