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    Sun One/Forte JAVA IDE
    Sun Developer Tools: now FREE with SDN membership!



    Link to good free compilers web site
    Free Java Compilers and Assemblers, Free Native Code Java Compilers and Java Development Kits (thefreecountry.com)

    Exam Diff - tool to compare 2 files for differences
    ExamDiff - The freeware visual file compare tool

    Edit Plus - nice wndowsy editor, with syntax hylighting
    EditPlus - Text Editor, HTML Editor, PHP Editor and Java Editor for Windows

    Nedit - Unix Editor - an editor that can be set up to look just like windows, with all the nice keyboard shortcuts
    NEdit - the multi-purpose X Window System editor

    Nice site detailing tonnes of information about free compilers for all languages
    Free Compilers and Interpreters for Programming Languages (thefreecountry.com)

    Editor/compiler/debugger
    http://netbeans.org/
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    Overcoming all obstacles with strength and willpower,
    He has taken his rightful place as a Judge of the Just.
    At once entirely exposed and slightly mysterious,
    He is gracious and honest, yet capable of the unexpected.
    His eyes see into your soul and separates truth from lies,
    His touch reaches all sectors of Life, High and Low.
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    I don't think it was listed but I like NetBeans for a editor/compiler/debugger <3
    Retired and happy :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Synth View Post
    I don't think it was listed but I like NetBeans for a editor/compiler/debugger <3
    i added it to first post maybe we can make this a sticky or something and people can pm me what they like and ill add it to the list?
    A hero born from Ashes, He was destined for greatness.
    Overcoming all obstacles with strength and willpower,
    He has taken his rightful place as a Judge of the Just.
    At once entirely exposed and slightly mysterious,
    He is gracious and honest, yet capable of the unexpected.
    His eyes see into your soul and separates truth from lies,
    His touch reaches all sectors of Life, High and Low.
    He is ... The Exalted.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Synth View Post
    I don't think it was listed but I like NetBeans for a editor/compiler/debugger <3
    Same here, netbeans is the best.

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    It's worth mentioning that you don't -need- a compiler or an editor if you're just getting into java. I myself code Java in EditPad (think notepad with staggered loading and syntax highlighting) and compile/pack via command prompt (assuming of course you have the Java Development Kit installed, it's quite simple).

    To compile .java into .class files:
    Code:
    "path to javac.exe, i.e. C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_18\bin\javac.exe" .java files you wish to compile separated by spaces -classpath Any jar files you wish to include so that their code may be used
    To package compiled .class files into a .jar that can be run in-browser
    Code:
    "path to jar.exe, i.e. C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_18\bin\jar.exe" cvf YourPackage.jar list of .class files separated by spaces
    Assuming you have no fatal errors, you'll end up with a "YourPackage.jar" (with this code, anyhow) that you can load into browsers, or by having them run it via command line or a batch file.

    I've heard good things about NetBeans, though I've never tried it.
    ...with warm summer eyes... that flickered like fireflies... and she stared at the world...

    And these nights I get high just from breathin'... when I lie here with you, I'm sure that I'm real, like that firework over the freeway...

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    My favorite tutorials are YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OcarinaKid View Post
    It's worth mentioning that you don't -need- a compiler or an editor if you're just getting into java. I myself code Java in EditPad (think notepad with staggered loading and syntax highlighting) and compile/pack via command prompt (assuming of course you have the Java Development Kit installed, it's quite simple).
    Please correct me but javac is the JAVA compiler itself.Isn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NsideR View Post
    Please correct me but javac is the JAVA compiler itself.Isn't it?
    I think he meant to say you don't need an IDE, but you are correct.
    Retired and happy :)

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    I used NetBeans for a while. It's pretty good. Sometimes a little slow but it's from Sun and java "native" IDE nothing better you can find. But since Oracle grab all of Sun's good and open source roots I do not believe in the NB's good future, but ... we hope everything is gonna be ok ;)

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    Netbeans is awesome. It just does a ton for me. I had a for loop coping over an array to another array and it just changed it to System.arraycopy cause it knows whats best.

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