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I just bought a book on Java and I realised how similar it is to C#

Leeizazombie wrote:I just bought a book on Java and I realised how similar it is to C#

I figured that out too. And... it's multi-platform!
Swing is awefull. Java is awesome, but I didn't made much stuff in it.
What do you use as an IDE for Java? I use Eclipse!

joppiesaus wrote:

Leeizazombie wrote:I just bought a book on Java and I realised how similar it is to C#

I figured that out too. And... it's multi-platform!
Swing is awefull. Java is awesome, but I didn't made much stuff in it.
What do you use as an IDE for Java? I use Eclipse!

I was just using notepad for a while and yesterday I decided to get an IDE because I wasn't sure what to download from oracle

I really wish Microsoft Visual Studio supported Java development, its such a nice environment :'(

Conor wrote:I really wish Microsoft Visual Studio supported Java development, its such a nice environment :'(

On the other hand Eclipse is more powerful than VS Express. Eclipse is also pluggable with many useful extensions available. Still, I use VS Express 2013 for C# development, but I miss some of the Eclipse features.

I've decided to use Eclipse It's pretty neat.

dzienny wrote:

Conor wrote:I really wish Microsoft Visual Studio supported Java development, its such a nice environment :'(

On the other hand Eclipse is more powerful than VS Express. Eclipse is also pluggable with many useful extensions available. Still, I use VS Express 2013 for C# development, but I miss some of the Eclipse features.

I've only just started using Eclipse so I'm just 'home-sick', but I'm sure you have a very valid point, it does sound pretty sweet

Eclipse is just awesome to me. It takes a while to get used to it.

I hope it's not hard to make an interface with Java Like a menu with buttons for windows