Best JAVA IDE ? - Developers

Can you recommend me some good java ide ? thank you...

I use [url=http://www.eclipse.org/]Eclipse[/url]. No complaints.

[QUOTE=foszor;32609095]I use [url=http://www.eclipse.org/]Eclipse[/url]. No complaints.[/QUOTE] I cant extract it, i dont know but it gives me an error

Gonna need a little more information here... OS? Error? Package you're downloading?

Netbeans, BY FAR! Easy to use, powerful and supports a large number of languages. I personally use it for java, html, css and PHP. However, as i did have some problems making it work mingw for C++ i simply use Codeblocks for that instead. I personally find Eclipse to be one hell of a mess to configure, not pretty at all. And the fact that it wont recognize java.until.scanner as an API makes me question how well javas API is implemented in it... I mean, it was introduced in JRE6 and JRE 7 is current.

[QUOTE=Dark9204;32614534] I personally use it for java, html, css and PHP. However, as i did have some problems making it work mingw for C++ i simply use Codeblocks for that instead. I personally find Eclipse to be one hell of a mess to configure, not pretty at all. And the fact that it wont recognize java.until.scanner as an API makes me question how well javas API is implemented in it... I mean, it was introduced in JRE6 and JRE 7 is current.[/QUOTE] - Eclipse does those languages, too - It's as easy as extracting it and setting the JDK and JRE locations (and I personally find it much better looking than net beans, it looks even better on linux, too.) - java.util.scanner works perfectly fine for me. I blame your setup, not eclipse itself.

u cant go wrong with either bro they biggest used everwhere i

[QUOTE=Dark9204;32614534]Netbeans, BY FAR! Easy to use, powerful and supports a large number of languages. I personally use it for java, html, css and PHP. However, as i did have some problems making it work mingw for C++ i simply use Codeblocks for that instead. I personally find Eclipse to be one hell of a mess to configure, not pretty at all. And the fact that it wont recognize java.until.scanner as an API makes me question how well javas API is implemented in it... I mean, it was introduced in JRE6 and JRE 7 is current.[/QUOTE] I installed netbeans very nice i use it.

If you are not afraid of overkill, I am going to recommend JDeveloper. [url]http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/overview/index.html[/url] It is like the big brother of NetBeans.

Both Eclipse and NetBeans have proven themselves very competent IDEs when I've used them, but if you don't want a big bulky package like that, using something like Notepad++ and javac in the command line is a more lightweight alternative.

I actually enjoy using Jcreator.

An IDE you have to pay for? Im sure eclipse/netbeans are much better than it too. :v:

[QUOTE=Map in a box;32675820]An IDE you have to pay for? Im sure eclipse/netbeans are much better than it too. :v:[/QUOTE] There is a free version..

Why is there even a paid version for an ide anyway?

Plenty of ides have paid versions.

I meant IDEs that didn't have a much better free alternative

for all the hardcore VIM users: [url]http://eclim.org/[/url] although I prefer the real eclipse ;p

Netbeans when using windows, gedit on linux. I also use eclpise sometimes, but not the biggest fan of its GUI

I use eclipse for anything Java or PHP related, but I can't help but feel that it's clunky. Still haven't found a more adequate alternative.

My CompSci class has us using [url=http://www.jgrasp.org/]JGrasp.[/url] I've only been learning Java for about 4 weeks now, but it seems to work OK.

oh god jgrasp

I would say Vim but imports are a bitch. I use Vim anyway, but I can't say I recommend it unless I can find a script that assists with imports.

[QUOTE=Map in a box;32871589]oh god jgrasp[/QUOTE] Well like I said, I'm just starting out so I haven't run into any limitations yet.

I also use Eclipse and like it a lot better than Jcreator and Blue Jay (both of which I used in high school).

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