What's the best IDE in windows 7 for a beginner aiming at using Bioperl?
Speed may be the first thing considered, and it will be better if it can
download modules automatically.
Thanks a lot
Hi Mr./Ms. Sheep,
On Thursday 07 Apr 2011 15:28:51 universe sheep wrote:
> What's the best IDE in windows 7 for a beginner aiming at using Bioperl?
> Speed may be the first thing considered, and it will be better if it can
> download modules automatically.
> Thanks a lot
On 4/7/11, Shlomi Fish wrote:
> Hi Mr./Ms. Sheep,
>
> On Thursday 07 Apr 2011 15:28:51 universe sheep wrote:
>> What's the best IDE in windows 7 for a beginner aiming at using Bioperl?
>> Speed may be the first thing considered, and it will be better if it can
>>
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM, Carlos Ivan Sosa wrote:
> On 4/7/11, Shlomi Fish wrote:
>> I personally have been happily using GVim ( http://www.vim.org/ ) for a long
>> while, which has a steep learning curve, but I'm on Linux, and use some
>> other
>> editors when appropriate.
>
> If you decid
8 am, xydh...@gmail.com (universe sheep) wrote:
> What's the best IDE in windows 7 for a beginner aiming at using Bioperl?
> Speed may be the first thing considered, and it will be better if it can
> download modules automatically.
> Thanks a lot
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As others have already pointed out - Padre is a very nice IDE. For quick work
(one not requiring an "IDE"), I like Vim (GVim), Notepad++, and gedit on
Windows. I must admit that gedit is a tad slow on the uptake, so really I
would recommend Notepad++ for a newer user and Vim for someone that h
Thank you for your helps. And sorry for reply so late(I'm not familiar with
the mail-list and I don't know what is the proper way to reply).
I have tried Vim with an Introduction . It's really a interesting platform:
with so many convenient commands, I can sufficiently program without mouse
like a
Thank you for your helps. And sorry for reply so late(I'm not familiar with
the mail-list and I don't know what is the proper way to reply).
I have tried Vim with a guide . It's really a interesting platform: with so
many convenient commands, I can sufficiently program without mouse like a
game! T
