Jungle Ide for your own language
Are you or your company a language developer? We believe that the solid engine and framework Jungle Ide is built on can be addapted and used to build a very powerful and vesatile IDE for virtualy any programming language. If you want a custom developed version of Jungle Ide for your language, feel free to contact us and provide details. The current internal engine we’ve developed for Jungle Ide was started in 2005 as the basis for our first comercial IDE called BLIde. After years of fine-tuning it and improving it, we developed a major...
read moreProblems with our e-mail service
Our hosting provider (Dreamhost) has decided without any previous warning, that all emails sent from a PHP script that had a gmail, hotmail (or the like) account in its FROM parameter are SPAM. So, they’re not being sent from the Jungle Ide website. We have been unable to get an official response to when this was implemented, so we have no idea since when we’re not getting emails from some of our customers. This was affecting: -This site contact form. We were not getting emails from any user with a generic gmail or hotmail...
read moreHow the automatic module updater works
Jungle Ide integrates an automatic module updater tool. This tool allow module developers to provide an automatic update availability notification system for Jungle Ide users. this system will inform your module users when there is a new version of the module available, and will allow them to automatically update to latest version with easy. This system works in the following way: Any “updatable” module will integrate a module signature file (lbms) that has information about current module update and information about where in the...
read moreHow to deliver automatic updates for your module
Jungle Ide provides a way for module developers to automatically allow module users to get latest available version. This system does notify your module users when an update is available, giving them the option to automatically update it. Jungle Ide will take care of backing up previous module version, download the latest version ZIP module and install it on the user hard drive. As a module developer, there’s very little to do in order for your module to be automatically handled by Jungle Ide: . First Step. Create a Module signature...
read moreJungle Ide set up guide for beginers
Select the Monkey location on disk If you’re just running Jungle Ide for the first time: When you launch Jungle Ide for the first time, a configuration wizard will be shown. In this wizard, you’ll be able to locate your Monkey compilation folder. The folder you have to select is the Monkey root folder, and NOT the bin folder. Jungle Ide won’t let you choose a incorrect folder. If you want to select the Monkey location on an already installed Jungle Ide: You can do this in the preferences dialog, just go to Tools /...
read moreJungle Ide Connections
Next Jungle Ide iteration will come with a complete “Connections” system to provide a better management of child processes in you coding session. A connection is a GUI based system that allows you to manage any external program being run by Jungle Ide, like the Monkey compiler, when you’re compiling source code. This new system will allow you to monitor the external program status (process) and abort its execution at any time, in a clean and resource leak free way. All in all, to summarize how it does work, you should...
read moreHow to convert the DEMO/LITE to the FULL version
If you have purchased Jungle Ide (full version) after being a Jungle Demo/Lite user, the only thing you have to do to convert your Lite version to the Pro version is install the setup that came with your purchase confirmation email. You don’t have to uninstall the previous demo version, as it will replace it properly. All your settings and preferences will be kept between versions. Once you’ve installed the full pro version, be sure to enter your license number and username (case sensitive) in the preferences dialog of the IDE in...
read moreEnable HTML5 + JavaScript development
The only requirement to be able to run applications developed for the HTML5 + JavaScript target is to have a HTML5 capable browser that supports JAvaScript. Most modern browsers do support this technilogy. We recommend: Internet Explorer (version 9 or above) Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox 3.6 or above
read moreEnable GLFW development (Visual C++)
In order to enable development using Microsoft Visual C++, the only requirement is to have the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 installed in your sytstem. Nothing else is required.
read moreEnable XBox 360 development
n order to be able to publish your applications for the XBox 360, you will need to install the following free packages: XNA Game Studio 3.1: http://creators.xna.com/en-US/downloads Visual C# 2008 Express: http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2008-Visual-CS (Report broken links here) Once the required packages are installed, open the Preferences window on Jungle Ide and tell Jungle Ide where those packages have been installed in your system in order for them to work side-by-side with the monkey...
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