Hello everybody,
I'm a enthusiastic Geany supporter but haven't been using it much lately as I've been doing a lot of Java in Eclipse. Well, Eclipse is really starting to annoy me and I'm looking at other options.
Part of me says 'learn emacs', but that is an investment in time that I could apply elsewhere, so I have to be really convinced that would be worthwhile.
So I have been looking at Geany, on osx which I'm using at the office, so far so good. I'm wondering how many people around here choose use Geany for Java? At first it would seem like perhaps an odd choice, but for me it might work as I'm doing a lot of Android coding, and so many of the tools I'm using are command line based (which I like).
Anyhow ... anybody using Geany regularly for Java, enterprise-scale or small bits?
Thanks!
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012 13:53:24 -0700 Sean Felipe Wolfe ether.joe@gmail.com wrote:
Anyhow ... anybody using Geany regularly for Java, enterprise-scale or small bits?
I do all my Java development in geany. A recent brush with Netbeans reminded me why. If it's a possibility for your projects, learn to use ant. Then geany and a commandline window will cover your project requirements.
Jon
On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 12:04 AM, Jon Senior jon@restlesslemon.co.uk wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jul 2012 13:53:24 -0700 Sean Felipe Wolfe ether.joe@gmail.com wrote:
Anyhow ... anybody using Geany regularly for Java, enterprise-scale or small bits?
I do all my Java development in geany. A recent brush with Netbeans reminded me why. If it's a possibility for your projects, learn to use ant. Then geany and a commandline window will cover your project requirements.
Jon _______________________________________________
Yeah that's what I've been gravitating towards, ant and a text editor. Eclipse has some nice features around validationof code, but im finding really temperamental especially with multiple library dependencies.