My most favorite IDE for java is BJUEJ. I use it for the wide array of features available with it. Hava a look here :: bluej | TECHARRAZ
My most favorite IDE for java is BJUEJ. I use it for the wide array of features available with it. Hava a look here :: bluej | TECHARRAZ
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I use JCreator because it is rather simple and can run on my USB drive.![]()
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NetBeansI dont know why I just like it
I like BlueJ too. I'm a minimalist, so appreciate having a simple editor and class viewer. The biggest attraction for me though is the debugger, which is the best I've seen in any IDE (as far as usability goes).
Wow, I am surprised that anyone likes BlueJ. I took a class in Java that used this IDE and I thought it was the worst IDE of any language. I prefer notepad over this IDE for Java. I believe it is intended for learning only, not a real world IDE but I may be mistaken.
I like Netbeans and my second choice is Eclipse.
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So none of you use gel? Read ere. I find gel very hepful and quite fast. And yes, bluej is strictly for learning. As i have write, on large projects, it slows down. Bu it is very good for debugging and snippets testing! And eclipse is definitely good!
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I've never heard of gel before. I prefer to do most of my programming inside a text editor except for vb.
I like eclipse though for a lot of programming stuff.
"Whenever you remember, I'll be there/
Remember how we reached that dream together" - Carrie Underwood
You ca try out the GEL IDE. It is quite fast and has features similar to jcreator. Chek this post here : http://techarraz.com/?p=10
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Yes but Gel isn't being developed anymore. Since JCreator is still in development, I'm going to continue using it and it's amazing cause it can run on your USB drive.
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