Eclipse vs. Netbeans

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  • Martin Pisz

    #1

    Eclipse vs. Netbeans

    Hi

    I do some programming for myself. I am not an IT professional and don't
    want to be one. Which IDE is better for java, Eclipse of Netbeans. Is SWT
    worth using or learning?



  • Ash

    #2
    Re: Eclipse vs. Netbeans

    Martin Pisz wrote:[color=blue]
    > Hi
    >
    > I do some programming for myself. I am not an IT professional and don't
    > want to be one. Which IDE is better for java, Eclipse of Netbeans. Is SWT
    > worth using or learning?[/color]

    I'm a newbie too, and found out that newbeans took a little tweaking to
    get it to work, but works pretty good. It's best to have all of your
    Java Main classes in the root of your mounted file system.

    Oh, and thanks for posting a fake email addy so that seniors here can
    make fun of me if Imma wrong. :S

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    • Bryan Cooper

      #3
      Re: Eclipse vs. Netbeans

      Eclipse uses SWT but doesn't require you to use it. It's the best one for
      the money! Look through the tutorials included to see the load of stuff it
      does!

      Good Luck!
      "Martin Pisz" <spam@yahoo.com > wrote in message
      news:CoWhd.33$6 m1.26@fe51.usen etserver.com...[color=blue]
      > Hi
      >
      > I do some programming for myself. I am not an IT professional and don't
      > want to be one. Which IDE is better for java, Eclipse of Netbeans. Is
      > SWT
      > worth using or learning?
      >
      >
      >[/color]


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      • Hal Rosser

        #4
        Re: Eclipse vs. Netbeans


        "Martin Pisz" <spam@yahoo.com > wrote in message
        news:CoWhd.33$6 m1.26@fe51.usen etserver.com...[color=blue]
        > Hi
        >
        > I do some programming for myself. I am not an IT professional and don't
        > want to be one. Which IDE is better for java, Eclipse of Netbeans. Is[/color]
        SWT[color=blue]
        > worth using or learning?[/color]

        both are good
        in my opinion, netbeans was easiest to get started in because of the GUI
        builder
        but
        most pros pick eclipse
        both are free -
        you can't lose anything by trying both -
        except a little time on the learning curve




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