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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good java ide.
I have tried netbeans but i find it very confusing to use. I am looking for a very simple but free java ide to use. Can anyone recommend.
Thank You
Richard West
I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good java ide.
I have tried netbeans but i find it very confusing to use. I am looking for a very simple but free java ide to use. Can anyone recommend.
Thank You
Richard West
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You can use JCreate which is free and you can download it from www.download.com
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I am currently using Jcreator too. http://www.jcreator.com
Definitely look into using Eclipse http://eclipse.org . I eschewed IDEs for a long time. I've tried all the commercial IDEs and disliked them. I was probably the only developer in my department who still used the console text editor vim exclusively. Finally Eclipse crept up on me; I felt like I had been technologically ignorant and asleep for the years that Eclipse existed and I had not been using it.
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Hi everyone,
One of my friends recommended me a java ide called Java IDE 1.7
It seems to be a very simple ide to use. This ide is something like borland's
turbo c compiler.
Just thought you guys would like to know.
Yours Sincerely
Richard West
One of my friends recommended me a java ide called Java IDE 1.7
It seems to be a very simple ide to use. This ide is something like borland's
turbo c compiler.
Just thought you guys would like to know.
Yours Sincerely
Richard West
I would recommend Netbeans. The last versions are very good. Netbeans also gives J2EE, SOA, Mobility and other things for free which may be interesting for you.
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Originally Posted by mikk
I would recommend Netbeans. The last versions are very good. Netbeans also gives J2EE, SOA, Mobility and other things for free which may be interesting for you.
This is the Enterprise Pack preview with SOA, XML tools and other staff
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Originally Posted by mikk
I would recommend Netbeans. The last versions are very good. Netbeans also gives J2EE, SOA, Mobility and other things for free which may be interesting for you.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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The best is Eclipse. Mac, Unix, Linux, or Windoze.
Go to http://www.eclipse.org/
Go to http://www.eclipse.org/
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