IDE advice
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I primarily program in Java and Python and I use Eclipse and Spyder IDE resepctively. Now that I switched my main hard drive to something with much more room, I think I'd like to get an IDE that actually requires an installation. How does Visual Studio Community sound? It looks really pretty!
>>54590437
nah it's not bait it's just shitposting.
>>54590412
vim
>>54590412
>an IDE that actually requires an installation
how is that a good thing in any way
Let's see visual studio has zero java support and its overkill for Python.
>>54590412
Why switch from Eclipse? Eclipse is bae desu baka sempai
Mixed opinions out there on this one, but I personally prefer netbeans to eclipse when it comes to Java development. You should consider trying it.
>>54590412
I use eclipse for both
Honestly there isn't anything too amazing for python, and eclipse/iJ/beans are the only things decent for java
>>54590412
>IDE
Just use a text editor and a terminal.
Just use IntelliJ and PyCharm my man. VS is decent for C#/C++ but pretty shit for Python. Also it's heavy as fuck.
>>54595723
Why the fuck would you do that?
I mean, an IDE just makes the job easier for you.
I'd recommend IntelliJew for java
>>54595871
This. IntelliJ and PyCharm are the best for holding your hand and working well.
Else; Sublime & Terminal/Powershell
