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31 Mar 2009 01:34:51 pm by Babyboy
i would like to start learning another language, i had a program design class in college (to long ago) and i cant remember what dev env we used, it was somethign downloaded from the MS academic alliance site, but i can find anything on it and neither can google. is there one better than the one im thinking of? what IS the one im thinking of?

31 Mar 2009 01:45:50 pm by elfprince13
Visual Studio? What platform(s) do you want to target, and what are you programming on? I've become fond of Komodo Edit recently, and there's a full fledged IDE version of it, if you want to pay some money. I've heard good things about Eclipse though I've never used it. NetBeans was good for the Ruby on Rails programming I did a year ago. If you want something a little more old school Notepad++ is great.

31 Mar 2009 03:45:11 pm by benryves
What's offered on MSDNAA is up to your educational establishment, though I assume it would be Visual Studio. You can download free versions of their IDEs here. For a general-purpose text editor I'd recommend Programmer's Notepad 2; it uses the same text editor component as Notepad++, but doesn't have the god-awful UI.

31 Mar 2009 04:00:39 pm by Babyboy
visual studio, thats it! you guys are genioui (plural?) i also like the TI programming, but i dont have my calc anymore, is ti-emu working good now? i have vista and the last time i tried to run any emulator software i couldnt do anything.

03 Apr 2009 07:40:39 am by Mapar007
I use Eclipse. It is plugin-extensible, and it exists for multiple languages. It's a bit RAM and CPU consuming, though...

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