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I tried Eclipse and NetBeans. As it happens
NetBeans slots into my particular style of programming much easier than Eclipse.
I do most of my development work in Visual C++ and Delphi and the NetBeans IDE
feels a lot more familiar to me than Eclipse. As for NetBeans not being around
in the future I really doubt it. The Sun Java Studio Creator looks a lot like
NetBeans doesn't it ?
Try both, stick with the one you like. It works for
anything!
My two cents worth.
Ewald Horn
Business Manager NoFuss Solutions South Africa Mobile : 083 305 3556 Office : 021 8733120 Web: www.nofusspos.com |
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