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  1. POTired of Java IDEs, Need simple and basic alternative
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    copied!<p>I am really happy that I got my work in Java programming, and I am doing it since last 3 yrs.<br> And I am netbeans user, and worked on eclipse for sometime (4 months)..<br> Now I am tired on IDE's and its issues.. </p> <p><strong>few issues are:</strong> </p> <ul> <li>Doesn't work on slow computers - sometimes i have to work on slow computer.. </li> <li>You can't work without them, like I am trying to work on javascript, but it was hard for me because of no code-completion support </li> <li>Many times does not support all the features, but other IDE does, which will make you to try other IDE and results in spending lots of time behind tooling... like I started using AspectJ but there is not much aspectJ support on netbeans.. so decided to try eclipse.. but changing IDE is another pain point.. </li> </ul> <p>I heard that many programmers does not use IDE's they just need text-editors (code-coloring/navigation), And i think its cool, and productive (overall), as their need of tooling is not much, so able to adopt new technologies/frameworks fast..</p> <p><strong>So, what should i do to shift from Java IDE's to text-editor only world.. ? And what are famous advanced text-editor (free/open-source) available ??</strong> </p> <p>Few steps towards console-world I have already taken.. </p> <ul> <li>Now using Maven, and running from console always.. </li> <li>Doing SVN checkin/checkout from console.. But still it hard to resolve conflict</li> </ul> <p>EDIT: I am using Linux &amp; (sometimes Windows). </p> <p>Cheers,</p>
 

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