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2. No top tools or only home brewed ones (IDE, Build System, …): Well, emacs should be available on most platforms. ;-)
by kevindication 17y ago
2. No top tools or only home brewed ones (IDE, Build System, …):
Well, emacs should be available on most platforms. ;-)
- jacoblyles 17y agoWhat about when you're working with Java? Do you still use emacs?
- kevindication 17y agoI don't generally work with Java, but I reexamined Eclipse when playing around with Android apps. I find that it still gets in my way, but at least this time around I had enough RAM to run it well.
- wildwood 17y agoAbsolutely. Emacs, ant, and unix command line tools work just fine for java development.
- potatolicious 17y agoI use vim with Java. It works great - I don't believe that an IDE should ever be a requirement for writing good code. If this is the case, the language fucked up.