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What software? - Crystal - 01-28-2012
hello guys,
I want to learn Java.. So what software should I use to code in java?
I use Code::Blocks for C++ .. So what should I use for Java ...
Also I know this is not in the right section but what software for PHP should i use??
And I would appreciate if any one could show me a site where I can learn and Java and PHP respectively
)Thanks
RE: What software? - King - 01-28-2012
Use the Eclipse IDE for Java and Notepad++ for PHP. I've just released a new forum on Java development, check it out. http://javadevelopmentforums.com/
RE: What software? - AceInfinity - 01-28-2012
I used NetBeans for Java personally, it was pretty decent. Built in designer to help you out with forms as well.
RE: What software? - RDCA - 01-30-2012
I use Eclipse personally, and I love it. It is pretty lightweight for the most part, and easy to use. As for a WebDev text editor I use Sublime 2. It has an amazing UI, lots of Syntax highlighting, and it is essentially free.
RE: What software? - AceInfinity - 01-30-2012
(01-30-2012, 03:15 PM)RDCA Wrote: I use Eclipse personally, and I love it. It is pretty lightweight for the most part, and easy to use. As for a WebDev text editor I use Sublime 2. It has an amazing UI, lots of Syntax highlighting, and it is essentially free.
I have a paid license for it though
RE: What software? - RDCA - 01-31-2012
(01-30-2012, 07:11 PM)AceInfinity Wrote: I have a paid license for it though
For Sublime? Or Netbeans?
RE: What software? - AceInfinity - 02-01-2012
(01-31-2012, 10:15 PM)RDCA Wrote: For Sublime? Or Netbeans?
Paid license for Sublime
RE: What software? - RDCA - 02-01-2012
(02-01-2012, 02:57 PM)AceInfinity Wrote: Paid license for Sublime
Nice, if I had the money I would buy it. I think it keeps the author putting out updates when people actually do buy the stuff.
RE: What software? - AceInfinity - 02-01-2012
I've got lots of the best plugins for it too, but it goes to show a good demonstration of how nice of an app python can create.
RE: What software? - aHardyX - 03-14-2012
See. If you are just starting with Java, you can use BlueJ. Once you start feeling that you have got in hang of Java then you could go for Netbeans and what not.
For me simple Notepad/gEdit and a prompt/terminal is good.