I have used many IDE's (but not xcode, I don't use Mac). I generally prefer Netbeans for most development, I like it's interface and it's simple and fast compared to Eclipse. Eclipse is not too bad for C++ (but it's often horribly unstable on Linux due to bad "plugins"). Both Eclipse and Netbeans are cross-platform and written in Java. Netbeans is dual-licensed CDDL and GPL v2; Eclipse has it's own Open-Source license.
For Linux users, there are some nice native tools as well. MonoDevelop is not too bad if you want to develop C# or VB.Net code. KDevelop is nice for QT/KDE development. Code::Blocks (codeblocks) is a good very-simple IDE, a good transition from vi for C/C++ coding. steve young wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm new to the list. I didn't see any way to search the archives without > downloading them all. > > I'm an old school programmer and have used vi. > > I was wondering if everyone still uses vi or emac, > or if there are popular IDE's you like to use now? > > I got a new Mac, so I'm thinking about trying xcode. > > Are there any other unix/linux dev's here that use xcode? > > Steve > >
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