Sze,
I use XEmacs and TYA. XEmacs is a very powerful editor and you can
customize it to your every whim. Of course it doesn't have the RAD
environment like some of the other Java specific IDE's, but I think that
it forces you to write better code when you understand what is going on in
your program.
TYA seems to speedup compilation times a little bit. Most of my Java
programs are network oriented so using a JIT doesn't really benefit as
much as AWT or math intensive applications.
Cheers,
-M@
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Matthew Hixson http://www.frozenwave.com/~hixson
FroZenWave Communications [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linux System Administrator "Further the cause, boy.
http://www.frozenwave.com Yes, you know the game."
On Thu, 18 Jun 1998, Sze Yuen Wong wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've been looking for a good Java-Linux development tool without
> success.
> I tried supermojo. It....
> So. I would like to ask everyone of you,
>
> What development tool do you use to help on daily coding?
> IDE, simple class browser, or just an editor.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sze Yuen
>
>
