By bloid
via datafaber.com
Published: Mar 26 2007 / 14:25
I decided to try some of the most known Java IDE on the market to see which one would work better for me: the idea was to install each IDE and work with it for at least a week on a real project, to test if I could adapt to a new IDE and the IDE could adapt to my working patterns in a relatively short time and in a "real world" situation
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Comments
mostlyharmless replied ago:
Not a lot of good content in this blog post, but good information non the less.
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