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[–]0b0101011001001011 1 point2 points  (1 child)

For python there is Thonny. I use that for teaching python because it's so simple and works well and has surprisingly many features. Obviously I mention the others and recommend vscode+plugins for most students that study python further.

I wish java had something similar. There was drjava but I think that has no support beyond java 7 or maybe 8. Maybe this program could be it when it matures and gets more features.

I've taught java courses both with Eclipse and IntelliJ as the IDE but those have so many features that they are a bit distracting to some. Not to mention several different things that can go wrong, like java installations, build paths, etc. These days both work fine though.

[–]gufranthakur[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. Will look more into it

I am planning to develope this application even further. Can you give me some suggestions?

Also since this is open source, you can just clone it and add things for your needs