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Old 04-21-2008, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Leprechaun View Post
I use JCreator. I was surprised by how many different IDE's there are. Are any of better than the others in any major way? (I'm sure there's lots of little things but I'm looking more at overall aspects.)
Actually it depends on how long we used a specific IDE. Say you use JCreator for four years, and just start to work on Netbeans. Even you are a grate programmer, it take time to familiar with full functionality of an IDE.

Best thing you have to do is, go through the quick start tutorial before selecting an IDE. Almost all IDEs has such a tutorial.

And also I think touched on with more than one IDE is a better option, because we can do some processing in easy way in different IDEs.
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