IDE Question 2005-07-07 - By Frans Verhoef
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As far as I know the 2 major java IDEs at the moment are Eclipse and Netbeans.
I use netbeans myself, which has improved quite a lot over the years. I kind of
like netbeans. I tried Eclipse a few years ago, and then I did not like it. I
am not sure about now. I have also tried in the past jdeveloper and jbuilder,
which I both did not like very much.
Basically I can just advise you to download all the IDEs and see which one fits
you best.
Frans
On Thu, 7 Jul 2005 20:22:06 -0400, Mark Galbreath wrote:
>?Hi alls,
>
>
>?As I noted in a previous post, I've been doing C#.NET (VS.NET 2003)
>?and PHP (Zend Studio 4.0) work for the past couple of years. What
>?are the quality Java IDEs used for Java EE coding? In the past I've
>?used Oracle JDeveloper 9.1, Sun Creative Studio 1.0, NetBeans 3.1,
>?Eclipse 3.0, Borland JBuilder X, and vim. ?I didn't like Eclipse,
>?but perhaps it's gotten better? ?I tested JetBrains IDEA and it
>?seems very cool, if a bit pricey. ?I recently signed up for the Sun
>?early release program for Creator Studio. ?My workstation of choice
>?is Linux though I have a couple of XP boxes as well.
>
>?Without starting the old "my IDE is better than your IDE" thread,
>?any recommendations?
>
>?tia,
>?~mark
>
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