help in programming
- Thread starter troxy
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- Jul 8, 2010
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Eclipse is good but for android development Google is withdrawing it's support soon.
EverestOnline
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- Apr 19, 2013
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Eclipse and Sublime! Any will do, depends on where you are comfortable.
mast3rmind
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- Sep 25, 2013
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If you're using opensource languages like PHP, Ruby and Perl. I'd image you may be using a *NIX based operating system like OSX or Linux. I'd recommend "vim", as it's easily available on most systems. It's a powerful text editor that's totally customizable. You can easily turn it into an IDE. VIM offers syntax highlighting for almost all languages and with a plugin or two you can have syntax checking and autocomplete. Google "VIM IDE" to find VIM's wiki page. Best part is VIM is free.
good luck
good luck
nocare
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- Apr 29, 2013
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I've been using Brackets in recent months and I have ditched just about everything else for it.
You really don't need an ide for web languages. I usually stick with something that gives me syntax highlighting and a file tree.
But as was said, try out different editors as there are plenty of free ones and it comes down to preference.
You really don't need an ide for web languages. I usually stick with something that gives me syntax highlighting and a file tree.
But as was said, try out different editors as there are plenty of free ones and it comes down to preference.
SodaPopinsky
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- Dec 8, 2013
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Hello dude, for javascript there is an great online IDE called jsfiddle. Php is a weakly typed language so I'd recommend using a text editor like notepad++, or sublime. (preferably np++ because its free). It has an ftp option and also language coloring. Haven't programed in python or ruby, but my guess is this would work just well for them both. Happy coding :happy:
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