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Hi,
Sorry, I just couldn't resist a plug; I wrote a simple, small java IDE
last year for a holiday project.

<HYPE>
The Deja Java Development Environment is a small, fast Java code editor.
It has:
*) full as-you-type automatic indenting
*) coloured code formatting (as per most IDEs :)
*) 'autoformat' makes a best-guess attempt to indent code automatically
*) compiles with the touch of a button - no more mucking about with dos!
*) automatically generates HTML for applets, including parameter tags
*) 1024-level undo/redo
*) right-button context menu lets you jump to any method within the file -
handles nested classes too! :)
</HYPE>
OK, enough... you get the idea... :)
Anyway, if you want to try it, go to
tartarus.uwa.edu.au/~fractoid/programming/download.html and it should be
there (along with much other fun stuff :)
Enjoy! :)
Quin

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On Sun, 16 Jul 2000, Trembath wrote:

> Just quick message to see what everyones opinon is:
> 
> What do you feel is the best IDE for doing personal Java projects (Small 
> through to large sized).
> 
> Ive used Visual Café 2 but wasn't overly impressed, but ive not used the 
> newer ones.
> 
> Ive used Visual Age for Smalltalk, which i very much enjoyed, but i've 
> not used the java version. Its focus on a multi user environment was 
> anoying at times.
> 
> 
> So what do you think is the best?
> 
> Daniel
> 
>