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      Coders: What IDEs do you use?

      l337: IDE

      non-l33t: Integrated Development Environment

      What IDEs do you use for your coding? It doesn't have to be an IDE, just whatever you use to edit.

      I use notepad for Perl, HTML, and PHP(I'm trying PHPEdit for that right now). Notepad for Java too And I'm kinda stuck with M$ Visual C++ for C/C++.

      Nothing but the best here

      So, what do you use?

      Just a note, $cir is right. -Sparko

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      It's all [greek]Greek[/greek] to me.
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      DDW, I KNEW you were going to come comment on this thread... you simply could not resist.

      Just a note, $cir is right. -Sparko

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      DD, dont' you mean, "It's all l33t sp34k to me"? :borg:
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      XML Spy for XML, XSLT and XSD

      TopStyle for CSS and XHTML, or Dreamweaver MX when I'm at Uni.

      jEdit for Java (when I did Java) or TextPad when I'm at Uni (that's if I'm not working on a Sun station)

      I'm gonna try Microsoft's Web Matrix for ASP.NET coding - WYSIWYG and free!

      For VB.NET and C# I'm using SharpDevelop at the moment.

      I think that's about it. I've dabbled in Delphi as well. I'm not doing any hugely serious development at the moment tho. Just doin some light research and muck-abouts for my 3rd and final year at uni

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      My name is Jon and you're more than welcome to use it.
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      IBM's Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) Editor, for a common, business-orientated language (COBOL) and a job control language (JCL).



      Also, TOAD for Oracle's PL/SQL language; vi for perl and shell scripting; and QMF for Windows for DB2 sql.
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      People still use COBOL?


      Just a note, $cir is right. -Sparko

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      PHP, HTML, CSS, JS and just about everything else... EditPlus

      I've tried the Zend studio stuff but it felt bloated to me.
      DreamweaveMX is nice, but I much rather something simpler.

      -L

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      HTML, notepad

      CSS, notepad

      XML, notepad

      XSLT, you guessed it, notepad!
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      Sheepdog:

      HTML, notepad

      CSS, notepad

      XML, notepad

      XSLT, you guessed it, notepad!
      Sounds like me

      PHPEdit is alright... but I'm too used to notepad to even bother.

      Just a note, $cir is right. -Sparko

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      If anyone can recommend a good Java IDE for Windows, please let me know.
      A fool shows his annoyance at once, but a prudent man overlooks an insult. (Proverbs 12:16)

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      [quote]If anyone can recommend a good Java IDE for Windows, please let me know.[/qutoe]

      Notepad?
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      Living so free is a tragedy
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      vim for just about everything, it is 10x better than notepad (if you really need a menu, try gVim). though since i do use visual C++, a lot of times after initial coding, all the updates are done through there.
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      XML Spy for XML, XSLT and XSD

      Dreamweaver MX for HTML, CSS

      ColdFusion Studio for HTML, Cold Fusion

      ActiveState Komodo for PHP, Perl

      Visual Studio .NET for pretty much everything

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