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Programming on Linux 2016-07-08 21:31:43 Post No. 55478869
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Hi guys, I'm new to Linux so I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for IDEs/compilers for Java, C#/SQL, or can I compile at least Java straight off terminal?
I currently use Visual Studios and IntelliJ on Windows.
>inb4 install Gentoo, does Java give me suicidal tendencies
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>>55478869
IntelliJ, takes some work but worth it
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>>55478869
You can compile straight off terminal after installing the appropriate SDK. Jetbrains makes a lot of great IDEs. Such as above posted, IntelliJ.
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>>55478876
It is usable on Linux?
Long story short: I am trying to get more used to Ubuntu because I work a technician job and the workstations are in Ubuntu (cuz free) and I want to so some schoolwork on them without having to bring my laptop everywhere
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>>55478978
Also, I already use IntelliJ. Makes updating to Github so easy
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>>55478869
Check out emacs, it doubles as an IDE as well as being a text editor. There is one popular community version of emacs called spacemacs that comes with evil mode, which is a vim emulator.
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>>55478978
IntelliJ works great for me with Ubuntu. I use it for Java and Scala development.
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