I have downloaded and installed NetBeans IDE 4.1. Is this the right software for Java Programming?
I have downloaded and installed NetBeans IDE 4.1. Is this the right software for Java Programming?
i recommend NetBeans 5.0 para dili naka ma problema sa pag design ug GUI's... mas nindot ang layout manager na gi gamit sa 5 kaysa version 4.1... pero pwede raman gihapn nang imong gi gamit...
pls ug help bro ani nga line ky wla ko kasabot:
To compile the Saluton program using the Software Development Kit, go to a command-line and open the folder on your system where the Saluton.java file is located, then type the following at the command line:
javac Saluton.java
If the program compiles successfully, a new file called Saluton.class is created in the same folder as Saluton.java.
sa http://www.samspublishing.com/library/content.asp?b=STY_Java2_24hours&seqNum=27 nga tutorial ni bro akng gi studyhan. asa man dapit sa netbeans ang command line? sorry bro ky krn lang jd ko ani ng study sukad2..tnx daan
wala bay. mo gamit raka anang command line kung mo compile ka ug java nga program using the Command Line...
sa netbeans, mo himo raka ug new java application, then mo himo ka ug java class named Saluton then i compile dayun na nimo.
bro, try BlueJ kay mas nindot gamiton for newbies... mas simple pud iyang interface and mas paspas mo load kaysa NetBeans...
ok bro tnx kaau..medyu hinay btaw ang net beans
For windows:
1. START-> RUN, type CMD
2. type
cd <directory_where_Saluton.java_is_located> example: cd \myprograms
3. type
javac Saluton.java
4. to run, type
java Saluton
bati^ nang bluej. it's only a toy. let's be serious here. If you are serious in Java use, Eclipse, Oracle JDeveloper, Netbeans or Intellij are the right tools.
yes, it very nice tool.Originally Posted by yorts
be sure kamao na ka ug java. kamao na ka compile sa command line you understand the required paths (classpath, srcpath, destination path, package) of Java. kung dili pa, practice sa ka using text editor.
try idea intellij, this is what im using with software and web apps... not bad, been using it for 3 - 4 years na
idea is the best I agree. is it for free?Originally Posted by Chaoz
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