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macOS Which Programming Environment do you use?
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TextMate + terminal.
TextMate is a joy to work with. It really made programming a lot more fun when I discovered it. I understand that there are some projects / environments where a more specific IDE is preferable, but for most things I really like having a lightweight but highly functional editor.
TextMate is a joy to work with. It really made programming a lot more fun when I discovered it. I understand that there are some projects / environments where a more specific IDE is preferable, but for most things I really like having a lightweight but highly functional editor.
iancapable
macrumors 6502
I use Netbeans for Java (sorry eclipse people I was a fan, but netbeans is 1000 times better for web development), XCode.
At work I use a wide range, mostly VIM (vi Improved), net beans and visual studio (I run linux at work, so use vs.net in windows through vmware).
At work I use a wide range, mostly VIM (vi Improved), net beans and visual studio (I run linux at work, so use vs.net in windows through vmware).
Eclipse.
there are plugins for Adobe-photoshop scripting and support of plenty of neat stuff... but mainly because i had to use it at work and it made more sense to concentrate on just one... but gosh this is real pain sometime... just sometime... but real pain!
bozigle
there are plugins for Adobe-photoshop scripting and support of plenty of neat stuff... but mainly because i had to use it at work and it made more sense to concentrate on just one... but gosh this is real pain sometime... just sometime... but real pain!
bozigle
tutubibi
macrumors 6502a
DialogBlocks for wxWidgets related C++ work
XCode for other C/C++ and Java ME
NetBeans for other Java
SPE for Python, wxPython projects
Smultron for quick edits of anything
Used to like Eclipse but it's getting too big and careless with screen real estate thus switch to NetBeans/XCode for Java.
Still waiting for NetBeans mobility (JavaME) support for Mac that is already available on other platforms.
XCode for other C/C++ and Java ME
NetBeans for other Java
SPE for Python, wxPython projects
Smultron for quick edits of anything
Used to like Eclipse but it's getting too big and careless with screen real estate thus switch to NetBeans/XCode for Java.
Still waiting for NetBeans mobility (JavaME) support for Mac that is already available on other platforms.
Eraserhead
macrumors G4
XCode personally, though for Java I use Eclipse. Can we have a poll? It'd be interesting to see the results. (XCode, Eclipse, TextMate+terminal, VI/emacs sound like good categories)