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BrandonWhat IDE do you use?
Last week I started a new course in JAVA, and before that I took a couple in C++. Prior to that I used FreeBASIC to write GUIs. Along the way I used Geany (for FreeBASIC, and a little C work under Linux), Visual Studio (what my college had us use for C++), and now we are using Eclipse for Java. In my C++ course I'd spend valuable time writing "Getters and Setters" for class properties, and now I can just have Eclipse do all that work for me. This got me thinking, what other IDEs are out there that have major shortcuts that make your life easier as a programmer?		2013-09-0410:43 AM
pharoahRe: What IDE do you use?
For everyday stuff, I mostly just use vim/gvim. For Java I've done Eclipse, but I've heard better things about IntelliJ IDEA. C/C++ I've mostly been a vim guy, but there's Visual Studio on windows and Code::Blocks is a nice light-weight one. Python has IDLE, which is decent but I don't use it. Mac/iPhone has XCode, which tends to screw up my projects a lot. That's all I can think of that I've used :).		2013-09-047:13 PM
atrocityRe: What IDE do you use?
For PHP, Notepad++, for C#, Visual Studio, and for FreeBASIC, I'm writing a DOS (could easily be ported to win32/*nix) that's VERY much like the old QBASIC IDE was, but has extras like syntax highlighting and stuff. But until I finish that, for FB I use setedit.		2013-09-056:08 PM
ToddRe: What IDE do you use?
I usually use Eclipse, NetBeans, or Notepad++. For college, I just use Vim. Although I eventually want to roll my own IDE since there are features I'd really prefer and think that Java-based IDEs carry a little too much overhead.		2013-09-067:12 PM
MPNQBRe: What IDE do you use?
Can't beat Geany as a lightweight yet effective IDE. I use Geany for developing my web application as well as for things like embedded development and such. I only use Eclipse for Android development, since it's such a pig with system resources. Eclipse has the ADT tools built-in though (like the layout editor) which is nice.		2013-09-1510:47 PM

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