From: Andy McKenzie
Hopefully this is enough on-topic not to annoy anyone. Up until
now I've mostly written small one-off scripts -- a web page that needs
a few things dynamically generated, a shell script to do a small job,
things like that -- and vim has been more than adequate. I'm
So: does anyone have a recommendation for an IDE that works in
Windows, Mac, and Linux? I spend roughly equal time in all three, and
I haven't found a tool I like yet that works in all of them.
Actually, I stopped looking three or four years ago, but at that point
there didn't seem to be
I like eclipse as well, you can combine it with svn which will be a great plus
if you develop on several machines.
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On 26-01-2011, at 10:06, Andy McKenzie amckenz...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey folks,
Hopefully this is enough on-topic not to annoy anyone. Up until
now I've
Andy McKenzie wrote:
So: does anyone have a recommendation for an IDE that works in
Windows, Mac, and Linux? I spend roughly equal time in all three, and
I haven't found a tool I like yet that works in all of them.
Actually, I stopped looking three or four years ago, but at that point
there
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 8:51 AM, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Andy McKenzie wrote:
So: does anyone have a recommendation for an IDE that works in
Windows, Mac, and Linux? I spend roughly equal time in all three, and
I haven't found a tool I like yet that works in all of them.
Camilo Sperberg wrote:
I like eclipse as well, you can combine it with svn which will be a great plus
if you develop on several machines.
cvs/svn works beautifully in eclipse. It is just a pity that none of the DVCS
systems work properly yet :(
I'm having to do the hg/git version control
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