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2005-08-06, 7:54 AM #1
Which if any Java IDE's do you use? I am just starting Java and wanted to get a feel of what most people feel comfortable with. Thanks!
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2005-08-06, 8:20 AM #2
vi.

I've heard some good things about Eclipse and Netbeans. I hate BlueJ.
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2005-08-06, 8:33 AM #3
Notepad
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2005-08-06, 8:40 AM #4
Ant, NetBeans, & TextPad.
2005-08-06, 8:58 AM #5
My last CS class required me to use Eclipse, which is a free Java based IDE, overall it's pretty slick, but like all java apps it a bit cumbersome.
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2005-08-06, 9:00 AM #6
Eclipse.
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2005-08-06, 9:37 AM #7
Originally posted by Malus:
vi.


Yeah.
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2005-08-06, 9:40 AM #8
Originally posted by stat:
Yeah.


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2005-08-06, 9:44 AM #9
I do all my coding in Crimson Editor, regardless of language.
2005-08-06, 10:04 AM #10
SciTE
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2005-08-06, 10:08 AM #11
We used Putty, which was a client, to access the campus' servers. I've recently tried and liked Eclipse, though I preferred the niceties of J++ before it was removed from shelves due to a lawsuit between Sun and MS.
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2005-08-06, 10:44 AM #12
Putty isn't an IDE though, just a telnet/ssh client. What did you end up using in the terminal? vi? emacs? nedit? pico? ee?
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2005-08-06, 1:12 PM #13
Originally posted by Malus:
Putty isn't an IDE though, just a telnet/ssh client...


"We used Putty, which was a client..." ;)

We used Pico, which was like a friggin' downgraded notepad.
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2005-08-06, 1:42 PM #14
Originally posted by Wolfy:
...We used Pico, which was like a friggin' downgraded notepad.

Pico is nice, but I prefer nano.

Pico isnt neccessarily a "downgraded notepad", its more of a 'downgraded Emacs'.


And besides, be glad you were using PuTTY and not Windows' built-in telnet client...
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2005-08-06, 3:38 PM #15
Eclipse, it's awesome.
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2005-08-06, 3:42 PM #16
Originally posted by Wolfy:
"We used Putty, which was a client..." ;)

We used Pico, which was like a friggin' downgraded notepad.


Pico is ok, it just isn't very powerful.
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2005-08-06, 9:23 PM #17
Originally posted by Detty:
Eclipse, it's awesome.

No question. Eclipse rocks. It may be cumbersome for small applications and assignments, but all IDEs tend to be that way. I like SciTE for general purpose text and code editing, but when I have a real Java project to do, nothing beats Eclipse.
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2005-08-06, 9:29 PM #18
I've used codewarrior (absolutely horrid) and blujay (for class), along with crimson when I just compile with the java compiler.
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2005-08-06, 10:03 PM #19
Originally posted by gbk:
SciTE


Yes
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2005-08-07, 3:25 PM #20
Netbeans.
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2005-08-07, 3:32 PM #21
JCreator, the learning edition to be precise.

It's very simple.
2005-08-07, 3:35 PM #22
Originally posted by JDKNITE188:
JCreator, the learning edition to be precise.

It's very simple.

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2005-08-08, 8:13 AM #23
JBuilder
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