@PsychoCoder

So to my Java developer friends, what are some good Java compilers/IDE's? I know Eclipse, anymore suggestions preferences?

11:48AM Sun, April 11 2010

@gabehabe

I personally use eclipse, but a lot of people seem to like NetBeans. I think Code::Blocks has Java support, too.

11:51AM Sun, April 11 2010

@DennisCode

Going to work with #Java?

11:55AM Sun, April 11 2010

@PsychoCoder

Just going to dabble with it more, make me more effective and helpful on @DreamInCode

11:56AM Sun, April 11 2010

@DennisCode

Well right on! You're up to a smooth transition, since you already have C# skills. Good luck with that. In the meantime, Me.C++

11:57AM Sun, April 11 2010

@PsychoCoder

Yeah I've been spending more time in the C/C++ forum here lately, forcing me to get back into that language

11:59AM Sun, April 11 2010

@markhazlett

I really don't mind netbeans for javaEE dev, I find it horrible for java dev though

11:59AM Sun, April 11 2010

@DennisCode

I like messing with low-level stuff. Finally got time to read the "Game Physics Engine Development" book. Enjoying it.

12:01PM Sun, April 11 2010

@PsychoCoder

N00b question, what;s JavaEE? So it's not the same as regular Java development?

12:01PM Sun, April 11 2010

@PsychoCoder

No matter how hard I try I just cant get myself into game development. Not sure why though

12:02PM Sun, April 11 2010

@gabehabe

@DennisCode game dev is fun, but I'm the same. I think it's the fact that I can code it, but never have the graphics to do it.

12:03PM Sun, April 11 2010

@gabehabe

@DennisCode I don't know about you, but I usually start working on some kick-ass engine, then lose interest when I need gfx.

12:04PM Sun, April 11 2010

@DennisCode

#Java Enterprise Edition - analog to .NET platform.

12:04PM Sun, April 11 2010

@DennisCode

I like it for the reason that it is so much fun while creating the game, and there is a lot of fun when testing it as well.

12:05PM Sun, April 11 2010

@PsychoCoder

Ahhhh thanks #Java

12:05PM Sun, April 11 2010

@markhazlett

it's java Enterprise edition, it's for server side web development, it's really where java shines

12:32PM Sun, April 11 2010

@_KYA

NetBeans, JCreator LE if you want something to do light work in

1:05PM Sun, April 11 2010

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So to my Java developer friends, what are some good Java compilers/IDE's? I know Eclipse, anymore suggestions preferences?

I personally use eclipse, but a lot of people seem to like NetBeans. I think Code::Blocks has Java support, too.

Going to work with #Java?

Just going to dabble with it more, make me more effective and helpful on @DreamInCode

Well right on! You're up to a smooth transition, since you already have C# skills. Good luck with that. In the meantime, Me.C++

Yeah I've been spending more time in the C/C++ forum here lately, forcing me to get back into that language

I really don't mind netbeans for javaEE dev, I find it horrible for java dev though

I like messing with low-level stuff. Finally got time to read the "Game Physics Engine Development" book. Enjoying it.

N00b question, what;s JavaEE? So it's not the same as regular Java development?

No matter how hard I try I just cant get myself into game development. Not sure why though

@DennisCode game dev is fun, but I'm the same. I think it's the fact that I can code it, but never have the graphics to do it.

@DennisCode I don't know about you, but I usually start working on some kick-ass engine, then lose interest when I need gfx.

#Java Enterprise Edition - analog to .NET platform.

I like it for the reason that it is so much fun while creating the game, and there is a lot of fun when testing it as well.

Ahhhh thanks #Java

it's java Enterprise edition, it's for server side web development, it's really where java shines

NetBeans, JCreator LE if you want something to do light work in

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

So to my Java developer friends, what are some good Java compilers/IDE's? I know Eclipse, anymore suggestions preferences?

I personally use eclipse, but a lot of people seem to like NetBeans. I think Code::Blocks has Java support, too.

Going to work with #Java?

Just going to dabble with it more, make me more effective and helpful on @DreamInCode

Well right on! You're up to a smooth transition, since you already have C# skills. Good luck with that. In the meantime, Me.C++

Yeah I've been spending more time in the C/C++ forum here lately, forcing me to get back into that language

I really don't mind netbeans for javaEE dev, I find it horrible for java dev though

I like messing with low-level stuff. Finally got time to read the "Game Physics Engine Development" book. Enjoying it.

N00b question, what;s JavaEE? So it's not the same as regular Java development?

No matter how hard I try I just cant get myself into game development. Not sure why though

@DennisCode game dev is fun, but I'm the same. I think it's the fact that I can code it, but never have the graphics to do it.

@DennisCode I don't know about you, but I usually start working on some kick-ass engine, then lose interest when I need gfx.

#Java Enterprise Edition - analog to .NET platform.

I like it for the reason that it is so much fun while creating the game, and there is a lot of fun when testing it as well.

Ahhhh thanks #Java

it's java Enterprise edition, it's for server side web development, it's really where java shines

NetBeans, JCreator LE if you want something to do light work in

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