Teddy is a software tool that allows users to edit and display XML files in a tabular format.
Teddy is a remarkable tabular editor and display for XML files that offers an interactive platform which presents the structure and content of XML files in a visually pleasing and user-friendly way. The software is available for free under the GNU public license for Mac OS X and Linux, and is also compliant with Qt for Windows (untested).
In the latest release, some impressive features have been integrated. For instance, it is possible to open currently opened files in external text editors, which can enhance the efficiency of the user's workflow. Additionally, Linux RPM installs the application icon and start menu item in KDE, making it easier for the user to access and launch the tool.
Teddy has also improved the offering by giving users the option not to be forced to scroll to the top while saving information. Furthermore, single line cell styles are now dimensioned correctly, which enhances the display flexibility. With all these new features, Teddy is an even more powerful tool for managing and editing XML files, making it a must-have for developers and XML enthusiasts alike.
In the latest release, some impressive features have been integrated. For instance, it is possible to open currently opened files in external text editors, which can enhance the efficiency of the user's workflow. Additionally, Linux RPM installs the application icon and start menu item in KDE, making it easier for the user to access and launch the tool.
Teddy has also improved the offering by giving users the option not to be forced to scroll to the top while saving information. Furthermore, single line cell styles are now dimensioned correctly, which enhances the display flexibility. With all these new features, Teddy is an even more powerful tool for managing and editing XML files, making it a must-have for developers and XML enthusiasts alike.
What's New
Version 1.1: N/A