java - Do I Have To Use Eclipse (Or Similar IDE) -


is necessary use eclipse (or similar high-level ide counterpart) professional programmer?

i kept running errors eclipse when setting projects , got hooked on jgrasp simplicity; struggling eclipse detracting coding time. understand eclipse offers many features beyond of lightweight environment jgrasp save effort (lending more effeficent use of time), , allows better organization more complex projects. have not yet tried netbeans.

but guess asking if walked in on colleague , using jgrasp, @ him funny? ...or take him less seriously.

you can use ide of choice. paid/free/opensource/’developed you’/text-editor whatever suits you.

as far professional development concerned not developers choice selected in project plan. if have in decision making, tools of choice.

“… @ him funny ?..or take him less seriously.?” depends on one’s personal attitude, no.
wonder why kids in schools use eclipse/netbeans (heavily loaded ee dev makes them sluggish compared standered version of same ide) on notepad/bluej etc simple programs. (not discouraging it, logic right tool in project context)

if developing applications third party frameworks ide integration helps lot. example : struts, hibernate, svn integration, running web application within eclipse/netbeans saves lot of dev effort.

suggestion: don’t try avoid learning curve.

bstar55’s point too.


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