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Chocloate needs a debugger (Score:1)
The GUI Tools will be a bit trickier, since we'll mostly have to write them from scratch. But they will be based on WxWindows, and will most likely include things like a POD Viewer, a GUI CPAN Client, and potentially an editor such as Kephra, as well as other tools as needed or available.
You forgot about a debugger. If you are catering to the Windows crowd's preference for GUI development environments, you need to provide a visual debugger because from what I see of GUI environments, once testing begins, you stop living in the editor and take up residence in the debugger.
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