Anjuta

Brace yourself! Here we come again with another super release of Anjuta DevStudio. This time it is the first development (unstable) release, Anjuta DevStudio 2.3.0, targeting for Tornado series 2.4.x.

Anjuta 2.2.1 is follow up bugfix release to stable 2.2.x (Hurricane) series. It fixes several important crash bugs and improves stability.

Anjuta 2.2.0 (Hurricane) marks the first stable release of 2.x series. After several beta releases and lots of bug fixing work we have finally managed to deliver what we have promised for long; a GNOME IDE that integrates seamlessly with your favorite development tools. Check out the announcement for release note and changes.

We will continue our dedication to make your hacker's life as smooth as watching TV. Your continued suggestions and feedbacks is our never ending source of inspiration, so don't forget to drop us some bug reports when you get a chance.

This is the next beta release of Anjuta 2.x series (The Wind). Anjuta 2.1.3 release contains many bug fixes including cygwin fixes, sun cc fixes, debugger fixes, project view fixes, dock fixes and other stability improvements. Check out the announcement for release note and changes.

Please make sure you also install latest gdl and gnome-build packages to take full advantage of all improvements.

Anjuta is a versatile Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for GNOME desktop. It features a number of advanced programming facilities that include project management, application wizards, an on-board interactive debugger, integrated glade UI designer, integrated devhelp API help, integrated valgrind memory profiler, integrated gprof performance profiler, class generator, powerful source editor, source browsing and many more.

This is the next beta release of Anjuta 2.x series (The Wind). Anjuta 2.1.2 release contains some very important fixes including proper docking algorithm, better plugin and profile management, debugger improvements and stability improvements.

This is the next beta release of Anjuta 2.x series (The Wind). Anjuta 2.1.1 release contains some very important fixes including fixes for crashes with embedded devhelp. It also contains a new gprof based profiler plugin by James Liggett.

Greetings and rejoice! The long anticipated Anjuta DevStudio 2.1.0, The Wind, is now at your service. This proud announcement from Anjuta development team marks the beginning of beta stage for Anjuta 2.x series. This is the moment we all have so eagerly been waiting for and so wishfully been complaining about.

Hi guys..... We are starting to offer bounties for some of our Anjuta tasks. This has been done to encourage people to contribute to Anjuta development and to speed up some of our priorities. Now, in addition to enjoying helping Anjuta get better, you also get the chance to earn some incentives for
your valued contributions.

http://anjuta.org/tasks

Behold! After a long wait, Anjuta development team proudly announces the release of Anjuta DevStudio 2.0.2 -- 'The Breeze'. This is the next in alpha series that brings us more closer towards the final storm.

The release sports shiny new GtkSourceview editor plugin and Valgrind plugin for your unlimited hacking pleasure. You also get automake project configuration fully working and editor tab drag n drop feature for your visual wowness.

All these, and a pile of bug fixes, await a small contribution from your generous beta-testing skills. So, guys, get it before your neighbour has the chance to boast about it!

We are pleased to announce the release of Anjuta 2.0.1 alpha, the second development release of Anjuta DevStudio 2.x series.

Anjuta is a versatile GNOME IDE for C and C++. Features include projectmanagement, application wizards, an onboard interactive debugger, and apowerful source editor with browsing and syntax highlighting.

Download, Screenshots, Release notes and Home page are some of the links you might be interested to visit.

After much waiting we are please to announce Anjuta 2.0.0 (alpha), the first release of Anjuta 2.x series and Anjuta 1.2.3 (stable).

Anjuta 2.0.0 is an alpha & unstable release and may not be suitable for production use. However, we encourage to use it and help us with bug reports. Both stable and development release can be used simultaneously, but they should be installed in different install prefix (important).

Download: http://www.anjuta.org/anjuta.php?page=downloads
Screenshots: http://anjuta.org/anjuta.php?page=screenshots

It was back in 1999 when Naba Kumar released the first buggy alpha version of Anjuta, an IDE for GNOME which should pack together all the great command line development tools in linux and make software development easy on GNOME desktop.

Anjuta team is proud to annouce anjuta 1.2.1!

Anjuta is a versatile IDE for C and C++, written for GTK/GNOME. Features include project management, application wizards, an onboard interactive debugger, and a powerful source editor with browsing and syntax highlighting.

Looks like the Anjuta team has a new release for us. Anjuta is a flexible IDE for GNOME, now with GNOME 2 support. Screenshots are available here. Downloads are available from here.

We are pleased to annonce the release of Anjuta GNOME2 port version 1.1.1 Beta. Anjuta is a versatile IDE for C and C++, written for GTK/GNOME. Features include project management, application wizards, an onboard interactive debugger, and a powerful source editor with browsing and syntax highlighting.

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