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I'll second the Eclipse vote. Sure, it has plenty of Enterprise-y cruft, but if you peel off (close) most of it, you've got a really great editor with version c
by calebmpeterson 16y ago
I'll second the Eclipse vote. Sure, it has plenty of Enterprise-y cruft, but if you peel off (close) most of it, you've got a really great editor with version control integration for all major flavors(svn,cvs,git,etc...) and you can probably find an editor plugin for any language under the sun that is half decent. I don't love Java, but I sure do like Eclipse.
- sudont 16y agoI was going to go off on a tangent about how the GUI was pretty terrible due to Java, but it looks like it's being nicely Cocoa-ified by a fork since I last used it in 2007: Since the OP is on a Mac due to TextMate, this link may be essential: http://www.mdimension.com/page/Maclipse http://www.mdimension.com/page/Maclipse
- tworats 16y agoHow do you peel of the cruft? I've been using it for a while, if I can get rid of the extraneous stuff I'd be even happier.