What are you using to write your code?

[jonhylever]

What are you using to write your code?

Just thought it'd be cool to get an idea of what the members here are using for editors/IDEs. Have fun!

As requested, this is a growing list of the aforementioned tools for you to compare and examine.

* Wordpad from Wikipedia
* Notepad from Wikipedia
* Emacs
* Gedit
* jGrasp
* Visual J#
* Netbeans
* IntelliJIDEA
* Eclipse
* JBuilder
* BlueJ
* DrJava
* Adobe Dreamweaver
* BBBEdit
* JIPE
* GEL
* Vi/Vim
* JCreator
* TextPad

[Darryl.Burke]

Copied from http://www.java-forums.org/new-java/...your-code.html and spammed all over the net.

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[keang]

Thanks for the warning.

[ProgramThis]

But I don't see my editor on there! I go to the command line in Windows and type c:\edit Foo.java.

[keang]

That's very progressive of you, I'm still using edlin

[samualrich123]

Using IDE net beans.It is very useful or beginners because it is giving suggestions while typing.

[pietergjordaan]

Helo guys.

I have been programming for a few years now and prefer Netbeans IDE for all Java projects, whether it's small or large. According to me it's a lot easier to use than eclipse and it's also more flexible. It's got a wide range of plugins that's quite handy like the plugin for iReport or the UML creator that you can download.

If you guys want something more basic, the jGrasp editor is also a very nice, free and opensource editor. It's like 5Mb to download and can be used for Java, C++ etc. The only thing of jGrasp is that it has got no graphical interface desighner.

Hope this helps!