On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 12:37, ngn wrote: > Hi.... I'm in the way of develop in Java, In order to do it I'm looking for > a good IDE of Java for Linux Mandrake
Number of options, none of which I've really used, so I can't vouch for which is best. JBuilder from Borland, they have a free personal edition, but missing various advanced features. See http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/personal/ Forte from Sun, also free community edition, also missing some advanced features. See http://wwws.sun.com/software/Developer-products/ffj/index.html Eclipse from IBM, new Open Source multi-language IDE, still under developement, but Java portion already works. Is slated to replace VisualAge. See http://www.eclipse.org/ Netbeans, Open Source project started by Sun, I've never played with it, but seems to be fully featured. See http://www.netbeans.org/ And if you're really daring, the new multi-language version of kdevelop in CVS, called Gideon, can do Java. See http://www.kdevelop.org I'm surre there's more, but these would be the leaders. John.
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