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Used BlueJ, then our Data Structures teacher showed us Eclipse and we were off like rockets. A good IDE is what makes strongly typed languages far more powerfu
by exabrial 4y ago
Used BlueJ, then our Data Structures teacher showed us Eclipse and we were off like rockets.
A good IDE is what makes strongly typed languages far more powerful and productive than any dynamic language. It’s similar to a mechanic upgrading to power tools over hand tools, both will get the job done but one decreases effort.
- emrah 4y agoTry IntelliJ, it's even better! :)
- exabrial 4y agohah! I have, and I did like my time with it, but ultimately, Eclipse does roughly the same things... and I have all of the keyboard shortcuts burnt into memory. I'll switch, someday!
- emrah 4y ago> Eclipse does roughly the same things I will respectfully disagree. If you give IntelliJ a try, I'm sure you'll agree with me. It has an option to use Eclipse keyboard shortcuts too