[java] Whats a good java IDE?

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50 comments, last by Frank Henry 18 years, 8 months ago
Hi, There seems to be hundreds of java ide's out there and am looking for opinions on a good one. Is there a java ide standard ide that most devs use? Like vs is for c languages dev? I've heard netbeans was slow. Any info would be great, Thanks
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Eclipse
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I liked BlueJ.
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NetBeans is probably the best Java IDE available.

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Guimo
Another vote for Eclipse.

I don't mean to start a flamewar or anything, but Netbeans is horrid. Sun has been losing more and more developers to Eclipse. It's gotten so bad that they're bundling Netbeans with the Java 1.5 SDK. (I know you can get the SDK without it- but it seems very telling that they would bundle Netbeans around the time that less people are using it.) They've also been very sneaky- quoting the recent increase of Netbeans downloads as proof people like the program. When of course, the increased downloads have a lot to do with the bundle.

Not that Netbeans is *bad* or anything. Just that Eclipse has been and is better currently. Only recently has Netbeans been able to hold a flame against Eclipse. And that's because Sun's been playing catchup hardcore.
NetBeans. Eclipse does more, but chugs.
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NetBeans. Eclipse does more, but chugs.


And NetBeans doesn't? JBuilder's load time blows NetBeans out of the water on my computer. But NetBeans does more than JBuilder, so...*shrugs*
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IntelliJ IDEA
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Eclipse


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Quote:Original post by CJH
NetBeans. Eclipse does more, but chugs.

buy a new computer, your's is too old if eclipse chugs. netbeans always chugs.

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