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Programmers... what development environment do you prefer?

sao123

sao123

Lifer
Visual Studio 6
Visual Studio.net
NetBeans
Text Editor (VI, EMACS) + gcc etc


Are there some other good ones im missing?
 
I like my environement to be filled with ladies in skimpy bikinis. I can really develop in that type of environement.
 
Visual Studio 2003 or 2005 I guess. Eclipse is not bad, but I found it very convoluted and slow when using it with IBM Websphere. And I mean seriously slow. Haven't had a chance to try it with others.
 
nedit +ctags + make
I haven't had the patience to learn an IDE recently. Can anybody reccomend a nice simple one for C++ on Linux. Eclipse was a PITA last time I tried it - I'd just like something bare bones to help build the makefiles, etc.
 
Originally posted by: George P Burdell
Originally posted by: smack Down
eclipses.
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Agreed
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Only if you like Java.

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They made me use VS.NET at work solely because more people know the language here at work. 🙁 Got used to it though. so it doens't matter too much. Now, I am betting you I couldn't even program something with Java Beans (too much out of practice). 😉 Oh well.
 
I use Textpad for Java and HTML/CSS general text-only stuff. If you configure it right you can compile java right from the program too, but that was a headache to get running properly.
 
Originally posted by: HBalzer
For a quick and easy program with a good user interface VB.net is the way to go.
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I agree. However, after seeing Netbeans' Matisse GUI builder in action, it's a really BIG improvement.
 
Originally posted by: effowe
I use Textpad for Java and HTML/CSS general text-only stuff. If you configure it right you can compile java right from the program too, but that was a headache to get running properly.
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For a simple IDE for java, try jgrasp.
 
Originally posted by: effowe
I use Textpad for Java and HTML/CSS general text-only stuff. If you configure it right you can compile java right from the program too, but that was a headache to get running properly.
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That's how I used to do it, for school and stuff, until eclipse spoiled me. Now if I try using anything less sophistocated, I get pissed off when the ide doesn't actually write half my code for me. Like with textpad, you might actually spell an identifier wrong and not know until you read through the compiler errors :Q:shocked: The Horror!!

I'm trying out XCode for c programming right now. Seems alright, although I'm a long way from actually understanding what it has to offer, I think.
 
Originally posted by: sao123
Visual Studio 6
Visual Studio.net
NetBeans
Text Editor (VI, EMACS) + gcc etc


Are there some other good ones im missing?
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Visual Studio.NET 2003/2005
Komodo 3.5
HTML-KIT
Eclipse
vi
joe
 
Eclipse, VS.Net those two arent really in competition because VS.net is for all the MS languages and eclipse is for java
 
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