Java:Development Environments
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[edit] Free Development Environments
Most environments for java are written in Java themselves, which means they are cross-plattform.
- Eclipse
- An IDE originally developed by IBM. It was made open source and now has many plugins (for GUI and even for other languages)
- BlueJ
- A very simple IDE (some might even say it's ugly and not intuitive), but has abilities to organize a project in UML (which is kind of useful in object oriented programming).
- NetBeans
- A Java IDE with plugin support.
- Gel
- A freeware Java IDE.
[edit] Commercial Development Environments
- JCreator
- A professional IDE written in C++ and windows only.
- IntelliJ IDEA
- An IDE that claims to be the most intelligent one.
- JBuilder
- Borland's Java IDE.
- Sun Java Studio Creator
- Sun's IDE
- WebSphere Studio Site Developer
- IBM's IDE (based on Eclipse)
- JDeveloper
- Oracle's Java IDE
- AnyJ
- Another IDE
- Javelin
- And another one
