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Old 07-02-2009, 06:09 PM   #1
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Can we make a thread detailing the best (in your opinion) IDE's for various languages?

What I'm looking for is, specifically, the best (or more popular) IDE's for

-C#
-VB.NET
-C/C++
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Visual Studio 2008. That's the best and the original. Also keep on the lookout for .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010.
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I use Visual Basic 6 for vb6. I use borland c++ builder, or eclipse for c++, and I use netbeans for java.
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sense when is java & c++ common
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Eclipse for Java, Zend for PHP, and KWrite for anything else really.
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Notepad for VB.Net, PHP, and everything else.
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why would you use notepad ? When visual studio offers a very nice IDE ?

everyone: Notepad and similar things are not IDE's.
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why would you use notepad ? When visual studio offers a very nice IDE ?

everyone: Notepad and similar things are not IDE's.
Because that way you learn about everything going on behind the scenes. If you are new to programming this is extremely important.
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Well for visual basic (which is one of the things he named), you can type all of your code in there as well it will correct your syntax after you finish typing each line so that would be easier IMO. I make my GUI's then I code them. Not the other way around.
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Well for visual basic (which is one of the things he named), you can type all of your code in there as well it will correct your syntax after you finish typing each line so that would be easier IMO. I make my GUI's then I code them. Not the other way around.
What you are saying is good is actually really really bad when you are learning.
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I use paint and pencil tool out all my code, and then use an OCR and read it into visual studio.
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What you are saying is good is actually really really bad when you are learning.
it really depends on what language it is.
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it really depends on what language it is.
Then we get into an argument about which languages are and aren't good for learning on.
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Java is the best language for learning. I has the easiest OO, and the easiest way to teach it.

Anything that's .NET is pointless really. IF you're using it, you're supporting Microsoft which is bad.
.NET = Only Winblows native, no Unix unless you piss about (Not for the end user) and it's closed source.
Java = Literally native on any OS, just needs a runtime (Most people have it) and it's (partially) open source.
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Java is the best language for learning. I has the easiest OO, and the easiest way to teach it.

Anything that's .NET is pointless really. IF you're using it, you're supporting Microsoft which is bad.
.NET = Only Winblows native, no Unix unless you piss about (Not for the end user) and it's closed source.
Java = Literally native on any OS, just needs a runtime (Most people have it) and it's (partially) open source.
I liked learning C/C++ first actually. It made it so that now any languages (Java, Python, PHP, etc) I learn seem to be very pain-free and easy to make use of.

What portion(s) of Java does Sun not open source again?
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I liked learning C/C++ first actually. It made it so that now any languages (Java, Python, PHP, etc) I learn seem to be very pain-free and easy to make use of.
This is why they teach Java in university.

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What portion(s) of Java does Sun not open source again?
I think it's the JSL (Java Standard Library). I was told this in university, and by Java 7 it's be open source (I think I remember this..)
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I learned C/C++, then java, as well
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I'm currently learning VB.NET
really easy.. (for some people, that have brains)
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I'm currently learning VB.NET
really easy.. (for some people, that have brains)
We're talking about IDEs, not languages...
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