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noyes146

noyes146

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Mar 20, 2008
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Hi

I am a developer in java technology, i am always using windows system and do everything in window platform, but now i want change my mind to try the mac os, anyone has and suggestion about using mac os to develop java programme, i searched much sources expressing there is no different with the tools(eclipse,netbean),:D, i want your suggestion and advice.that is important for me.:D:apple:
 
hotdamn said:
writing java under OS X is awesome! seriously, you don't need to install anything and it works super fine.

I use textmate and the terminal. oldskool ;)
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:D maybe you are expert but not me, i am a new guy learning java only two years, maybe txtmate's result is the same with using tools but i need some hint from tool, when i click the ".", netbean and jbuilder will display the method which i could use, that is why i should using tool, :D:apple::p thanks your advice, maybe i will do liking this after two years.:D
 
Eclipse is a little bloated, but the tooltips are nice.

I use emacs and compile and run it in terminal.
 
alphaod said:
I use emacs and compile and run it in terminal.
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OMG dont use emacs use vim!

...oh wait this isnt the linux forums :p

I havent programmed on a mac yet as my first ever mac is still in the mail but I second netbeans. I was REALLY impressed with it. Its on my eeePC that runs windows should I ever need to program while traveling.
 
chrono1081 said:
OMG dont use emacs use vim!

...oh wait this isnt the linux forums :p

I havent programmed on a mac yet as my first ever mac is still in the mail but I second netbeans. I was REALLY impressed with it. Its on my eeePC that runs windows should I ever need to program while traveling.
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No the pros use butterflies...
 
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