You guys may hear of Eclipse or Netbeans or IntelliJ IDEA…are the great IDEs for Java application development, but for student who’s just started with study Java, these huge IDEs seem not realistic.
For fresher to Java, I highly recommend that you use one of the following Java Editor:
1. JCreator
- It’s small but excellent for study purpose, JCreator supports Console Java and GUI Java application, Web-based and Applet applications.
- Its editor support code folding, code completion, code snippets and code identifiers…
- Other than plain Java: JSP, ANT and CVS are also supported.
- Here is the link for your downloading
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2. jEdit
- The editor is written in Java and it can be run on Windows, Linux and Mac…
- With support of Plugins and Extensions, jEdit gives us a comfortable environment when working with code and projects.
- jEdit support international languages (over 130 languages) and with Unicode encoding (Unicode, UTF-8) to enable you edit label and text in Unicode for Java-Swing applications.
- You can download it for free from here
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