hey guys,
an alternative which some of you might be interested in, is using
x-emacs for (winnt or unix) and use the package jde with it. it gives a
great ide. it an run java apps and applets and jdb as a subprocess in a
frame of xemacs. It also invokes jdb in a frame. It takes a little
tweaking to get it running, but once you get it running, its just simply
sweet. and yes, here, FREE means FREE!! The learning curve is a little
steep but once you get there. its totally cool! They even hava speedbar,
whihc gives you a gui display of class hierarchy. And ofcourse, if you
know lisp, the sky is the limit as to what you can do with it. ;)
you can get xemacs from www.xemacs.org and there is a link for jde under
the packages section.
give it a try. you might be pleasantly surprized. (after you get it
working right ;) )
-aditya
On Sat, 8
Jan 2000, Ryan wrote:
> Some may think I am joking with this question but in reality I am not. I am curious
>as to the number of people out there that do not use IDE's. I find that VI and the
>JDK allow the ultimate flexibility. I have used JBuilder, VC and Oracle JDeveloper.
>Am crazy to do it this way? What's the norm in the programming world? I am a
>consultant and I am the only Java developer where I work.
>
> Comments would be appreciated.
> Ryan
>
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