Hi guys, sorry for the question but i have a doubt is there an application as the one for windows named JCreator for mac to create java codes and running them right away
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NetBeans has a pre-release of 6.5 available, if you're interested in it. It contains some significant improvements over 6.1.
If you're interested in learning the language, rather than a tool, you should learn how to use the command line tools javac and java and a basic editor like jEdit.
Ant is incredibly useful, yes... but it's best used in conjunction with other tools, such as one of the IDEs mentioned above or command-line tools.
Ryan suggested the use of lower level tools if the author was interested in learning the language. I just added ant because unless you like to use the bash history there is no point in typing all the java and javac options to build a project every time.
I use netbeans at work each day and like it for the most part. It does seem to randomly freeze up for 10-20 at a time rather frequently though, which is very very annoying. I haven't tried eclipse, I downloaded it and saw there was no easy way to import a project from netbeans so left it alone.