Get Some
General => Technology & Hardware => Topic started by: Apostrophe Spacemonkey on February 15, 2013, 02:08:53 pm
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Which IDE do you use for Java?
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Which IDE do you use for Java?
I do not know what that is
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IDE: Institut für Dokumentologie und Editorik
A German think tank for the application of digital methods on historical documents
Do I have to explain everything to you?
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People have died for less, Tiwa.
Sick of your shit.
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IDE: Institut für Dokumentologie und Editorik
A German think tank for the application of digital methods on historical documents
Do I have to explain everything to you?
Oh! I use BlueJ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlueJ)
(http://www.getsome.co.nz/attachment.php?attachmentid=7751&stc=1&d=1360898807)
Why do you ask?
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What?
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Why do I point to troll.
What happened to that forum game you made, I need to play again.
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What?
SpaceMonkey is asking about Integrated Development Environments
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6c/Eclipse_4.2_Juno_screenshot.png/250px-Eclipse_4.2_Juno_screenshot.png)
Some IDEs contain compiler, interpreter, or both, such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Eclipse; others do not, such as SharpDevelop and Lazarus. The boundary between an integrated development environment and other parts of the broader software development environment is not well-defined.
They are typically a combination of a Programming Language Compiler and Interpreter, though not always. BlueJ (http://www.bluej.org/) is the programming tool used by beginners to learn Java.
I use BlueJ because it has a very nice visual style (looks like a Database), it forces you to learn what you are typing (the other IDE's have auto-complete for practically everything), and it forces you to reuse code you have made that works. This helps reinforce a kind of 'Standard' that will help you program. For example:
I have projects which contain the outline structure of animation, video, audio, games of many types (card, rpg, adventure), which I have made myself. The only real tool I have made is the one you can find linked to this post: Class Creator version 3
It does the following things:
If you type in the name of the Class it creates the Class with the name, otherwise it defaults to "Test"
Type in variable type and name e.g "String name"
Button 0: "Create Code" creates the code for the Object Class with mutators and accessors.
//Fri Feb 15 19:06:46 NZDT 2013
public class Test{
protected String name;
public Test(){
}//c
public String getName(){
return name;
}
public void setName(String bob){
name=bob;
}
}//classButton 1: "Create Code and Labels" IF THE CLASS CONTAINS GUI COMPONENTS it creates the code for a GUI object that automatically puts in Labels and Text Fields to input information which you can save and load to a text file. This button currently has no use anymore and does not exist in version 4. It is used to create a display area and a bottom button panel to hold Save and Load buttons.
Button 2: "Object Data Input" creates the code for a Class AND creates the code for a GUI object that automatically puts in Labels and Text Fields to input information which you can save and load to a text file
If you want to give it a go: Rename the attached zip file to Jar and run it.
The bigger kids in the forum (see below) use the Professional Tools.
still on 1.5...oh dear
Don't upgrade to Juno, Juno is a bad upgrade over Helios/Indigo unless you turn off all validators, then it becomes quite usable.
Going to dabble in android apps over summer break, have been in spring mvc + hibernate/jpa for way too long
Tiwa doesn't use real IDE's.
He uses the glorified notepad that is BlueJ :)
On the same note, just upgraded from Galileo to Helios at work because it was balls.
edit: Why do I point to troll.
What happened to that forum game you made, I need to play again.
http://tiwaking.hostzi.com/trollgame/zarkovvstrolls.html
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When I say "what?" it doesn't mean I'm curious about a post.
It's code for "you are being even more incomprehensible than usual".
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When I say "what?" it doesn't mean I'm curious about a post.
It's code for "you are being even more incomprehensible than usual".
(http://www.getsome.co.nz/attachment.php?attachmentid=7753&stc=1&d=1360917380)
Android doesn't anger, nor does he engage in actual combat, rather he will merely point out the logical inconsistencies of other Warriors. Irony and sarcasm are completely lost on Android, and being impossible to insult or injure in any way, he is invulnerable to conventional attack. If, for example, someone were to call him a pinhead, he would get out a tape measure and after finding that his cranium falls within normal size specifications Android would dismiss the comment as erroneous. Android's circuits are not equipped to process ambiguous or aesthetic input, consequently any extensive discussion involving personal feelings, intuition, art and metaphorical allusions will quickly drive Android from the field of battle.
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When I say "what?" it doesn't mean I'm curious about a post.
It's code for "you are being even more incomprehensible than usual".
I think that may be Zarkovs' first troll.
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Ha, not by a long shot.
He's infamous for snide snipes.
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Ha, not by a long shot.
He's infamous for snide snipes.
Dont you meen side swipes... He is a cat afterall.
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He makes side swiping snide snipes. They're not mutually exclusive you know.
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In conclusion, no one should use bluej, use eclipse if you're doing java.
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In conclusion, no one should use bluej, use eclipse if you're doing java.
Or netbeans.
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Or better yet don't use Java because its a steaming pile of shit?
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When I did Java I used Kwrite and Konsole.
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Both are Krap.
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Best tools at the time.
Deal with it.
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Yes sir, my apologies.
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KDE3, lolriffic these days.