How do you remember it all?

[gits]

you might plugin nearly everything into eclipse and/or use its built in features ... currently i use it for php (phpeclipse-plugin), javascript (jseclipse-plugin) and the remote-system-explorer (RSE-plugin) to work directly on my remote developement host ... before it i loved the tiny cvs-integrated tools too :) ... i'm sure there are .NET-plugins out there ... :)

kind regards

[Markus]

Visual Studio great for beginners but you should really use a professionl tool like Eclipse :)

Kremsoft
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Visual Studio isn't for professionals? A revalation!

[RedSon]

Will you people stop hijacking this thread?!?

Eclipse is an IDE or editor for anything. VS is an IDE that is used for the Microsoft family of languages. But it too can be used for other things.

If you want a real professional tool use Source Insight.

PS. The first person to bring up vim or emacs will get a ban!

[JosAH]

PS. The first person to bring up vim or emacs will get a ban!

Vim roolz and emacs sucks!

kind regards,

Jos ;-)

[Tassos Souris]

Actually it is not as hard as you may think... However it depends on the documentation that the system or API or framework or something else that you use more often has.
For example if you do POSIX programming then having a browser open at the
OPEN GROUP's site with online documentation of the latest standard helps you and saves a lot of time. The same to be said about MSDN. Unfortunately not all API's have such a good source of documentation.. .

[gits]

Vim roolz and emacs sucks!

kind regards,

Jos ;-)

that is quite true :)