41
Developer's Corner / Recommended/Best/Most Useful IDEs for Language *insert language*?
« on: August 03, 2007, 06:20 AM »
I tried giving this a search, but couldn't get an accurate bead on anything and thought if it hadn't been posted, would make for a great thread.
What are the best IDE(s) for Python, Perl, PHP, C, C++, C#, Java, BASIC, and any other languages that people deem fit to put here.
The requirements for posting should be:
1. List the IDE.
2. License type, if any.
3. Commercial status (freeware, open-source, et cetera).
4. Any relevant information such as a blurb about why you dig this particular IDE.
I also think advanced editors *could* be included, but *only* if they centralize on a given language.
I don't mean multipurpose editors that can highlight a thousand languages and offer shortcuts or macros to a compiler. I cannot think of even one example of this, but who knows. All I can think of are IDEs, multi-language IDEs, or ASCII editors, be they advanced text editors or no.
Oh, and if this thread has been done before, sorry. "IDE" isn't a very fruitful search.
What are the best IDE(s) for Python, Perl, PHP, C, C++, C#, Java, BASIC, and any other languages that people deem fit to put here.
The requirements for posting should be:
1. List the IDE.
2. License type, if any.
3. Commercial status (freeware, open-source, et cetera).
4. Any relevant information such as a blurb about why you dig this particular IDE.
I also think advanced editors *could* be included, but *only* if they centralize on a given language.
I don't mean multipurpose editors that can highlight a thousand languages and offer shortcuts or macros to a compiler. I cannot think of even one example of this, but who knows. All I can think of are IDEs, multi-language IDEs, or ASCII editors, be they advanced text editors or no.
Oh, and if this thread has been done before, sorry. "IDE" isn't a very fruitful search.