[.net] Which IDE Do You Use?
Visual Studio 2005 Professional at home, and Visual C++ Express 2005 at work. Yeah, it sounds odd, but I actually reformat my machine often at work and only need a good text editor + debugger.
VS.Net 2005 Pro... with my recently written add-in, which creates a total businesslogic from a database layout.
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I wounder if VS 2005 has a good performance. I remember some time ago I tried the Beta 1 and it was really heavy, using 400Mb+ of memory and frequently consuming 100% CPU time under normal operation.
I use Code::Blocks for C/C++ because it's really light and clean. I don't think don't know if it supports C#.
I use Code::Blocks for C/C++ because it's really light and clean. I don't think don't know if it supports C#.
It depends on the project/language I'm working on at the time:
Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite
Borland Delphi 7 (IMO Delphi became a VS clone after this version, and Delphi.NET doesn't really offer advantages over C#. For Win32 development though Delphi 7 is still fantastic)
Crimson Editor (for classic ASP and some HTML)
Access 2000 & Access 2003 (for Access development/maintence, what else?)
Does Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio count as an IDE? (I'm using it right now)
Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite
Borland Delphi 7 (IMO Delphi became a VS clone after this version, and Delphi.NET doesn't really offer advantages over C#. For Win32 development though Delphi 7 is still fantastic)
Crimson Editor (for classic ASP and some HTML)
Access 2000 & Access 2003 (for Access development/maintence, what else?)
Does Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio count as an IDE? (I'm using it right now)
Quote:Original post by OrangyTang
No mentions for Eclipse yet? For shame.
In our defense, we're still waiting for it to load. [smile]
Mixture:
PC Windows: VS .NET 2003 pro. (if only because fiddling with Source Engine stuff requires it for compatibility issues)
Otherwise, VS .NET 2005 standard. (C++, C# -- I don't use VB).
PC Linux: Eclipse -- with CDT :)
Mac (I have a powerbook): Xcode -- not much choice here :)
Java: -- so both PC, Mac & Linux -- Eclipse. It may take a bit to load up -- but it works a charm once it's up.
~Shiny.
PC Windows: VS .NET 2003 pro. (if only because fiddling with Source Engine stuff requires it for compatibility issues)
Otherwise, VS .NET 2005 standard. (C++, C# -- I don't use VB).
PC Linux: Eclipse -- with CDT :)
Mac (I have a powerbook): Xcode -- not much choice here :)
Java: -- so both PC, Mac & Linux -- Eclipse. It may take a bit to load up -- but it works a charm once it's up.
~Shiny.
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