I started by installing the plugin created by Sun. Then I migrated to the plugin created by exadel.
Found the exadel plugin to be more friendly and less error prone .
However lack of context assist and code coloring in eclipse kind of turned me down.
Net beans is I guess the best IDE to work with javaFX as far as playing around and getting to know is concerned.
I guess this is a page to share all issues I have troubleshooted and found interesting enough to share. Also a place to give back something , in return of all the help I have received or taken from forums.
Showing posts with label eclipse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eclipse. Show all posts
Monday, 3 August 2009
Friday, 3 July 2009
Eclipse Europa is a hit and Galileo is out
I am a fan of the Eclipse IDE. Firstly because it suits my needs as a java developer and also because its free and yet has so much support via plugins , forums and help.
Eclipse Subversion Integration is really good, so good that I prefer that to the command line client and tortoise svn as well.
Eclipse JIRA integration is also good.
Some other plugins are PyDev for Python , Spring , JSF , XML, FOP, Hibernate, XSL Ant JUnit, TestNG, Wicket, Jetty.
Really good someone wanting to work with client server based applications.
Some of my friends have used IntelliJ , NetBeans, VisualStudio etc.
Please try the one which suits your options and reap the benifits.
Also good If you want to debug remote applications and local applications.
Eclipse Subversion Integration is really good, so good that I prefer that to the command line client and tortoise svn as well.
Eclipse JIRA integration is also good.
Some other plugins are PyDev for Python , Spring , JSF , XML, FOP, Hibernate, XSL Ant JUnit, TestNG, Wicket, Jetty.
Really good someone wanting to work with client server based applications.
Some of my friends have used IntelliJ , NetBeans, VisualStudio etc.
Please try the one which suits your options and reap the benifits.
Also good If you want to debug remote applications and local applications.
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