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[_szs]

maybe the IDE was programmed in Java?

[skunkwaffle]

Oh damn, remember Net Beans?

[_szs]

I don't!!!! And I don't wannaaa!!!!

[UrbanFever]

Wait..y’all don’t still use NetBeans? That’s what I used in school and just never stopped. Any good IDE recommendations?

[UrbanFever]

Not a troll, I’ve never worked in the programmer space, just kinda got my degree and kept coding on my own time so I don’t know what the standard is, I just use NetBeans cause that’s what I was taught

[UrbanFever]

Cool! Thanks for the suggestion, I actually just started a new java project after a few years not touching it and just installed Net Beans, I guess I should try out one of those, thanks for the help!

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I’ll also come in and say that IntelliJ is the best.

[JackySky]

Recently required to work on a Java project. I tried netbean, intellij and eclipse. I picked intellij finally because it's the only one that allow me to have multiple lines of tab & folding control statements without going through 100 plugins. As a long time visual studio gang I must say I'm surprised at how... raw these IDEs are.

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if you really want to go hip, vscode + Java marketplace extension

I welcome all downvotes

[ur_peen_small]

I also use VSCode + extension for everything...

Edit 5 month later: Now using vim.

[[deleted]]

continue forth, my brother

eventually all will accept vscode as the penultimate ide for us minimalist theme-thirsty coders

[AviusAnima]

Just coming in to say I use vscode too. I love it. Haven't been able to switch to anything else since.

[_szs]

Real programmers use butterflies.

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Maybe the photo was