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One of those questions
That doesn't really have an answer.
Java; anybody used it? Looks like I might need to learn it. Quickly. What's it like? Easy? Hard? Any pit-falls? Any good points? What language is it "like"? Any tips/hints/advice? Cheers, Dean |
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It's similar to C based languages.
It wasn't my favorite language to work with, since I didn't have an IDE to write the code. I wrote it all in notepad and compiled it through the command line. I believe there are some tutorials on the Sun Microsystems website. |
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You might want to try out Eclipse, the IDE is all done in java and there are good tools in Eclipse for writing java. I use Eclipse for PHP development and it's a pretty good IDE.
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Java - Very like C# (or vica verca) but slower when running.
If you understand OOP that will lessen the learning curve a huge amount |
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That's great.
Cheers all. I'll give the IDE a go; hate writing code in notepad - years of HTML coding in it have left their mark! |
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used Java for my final project in the university - it's very similar
to C/C++ in syntax, and C# copied many concepts from Java mainly those concepts:
bottom line, Java is powerful and simple to write, and its main advantage is the "cross-OS" ability - the same code would compile and run the same on any operating system supporting Java. |
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yeah, the only downside is those garbage collectors make the program
work rather slow. other than this, it's almost perfect. ![]() |
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As long as you have a suitable java runtime installed, installing Eclipse was pretty easy. It's a big and sophisticated IDE and you'll need to spend a bit of time getting familiar with Eclipse to get it going. I am just barely scratching the surface. You need to get the phpEclipse plugin, and I haven't gotten the php debugging to work with php 5.0.4 yet, but it's nice to have your php files in the IDE with the ability to open them from the IDE itself. |
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