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Article #351Seeking Recommendations For Java IDE and Tutorial
From: Peter
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 00:00
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I seeking some guidance as to a good Java IDE and introductory Java book(s). I have read numerous vendors sites and remain unsure as to what would be a good Java IDE to purchase. The main contenders appear to be -- Borland's JBuilder -- Symantec's Visualcafe -- IBM's Visual Age for Java -- Metroworks CodeWarrior All of the above produce 100% pure Java code so I am at a loss as to which is the preferable IDE. In terms of value for money CodeWarrior seems attractive. I don't think you can get a good feel for a product until you do non-trivial development using it. For this reason the various trial versions are of limited value (what will authoring toy applications and applets reveal ?). I'd appreciate the input of those that have been involved with actual application development with a particular IDE. What is the most popular Java IDE in Australia ? Which am I most likely to encounter in a corporate setting ? Additionally, I am also after some good introductory Java books. Thanks Peter
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