December 07, 2008 Re: What about a good IDE for D? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Fabian Claßen | Fabian Claßen wrote: > Vincenzo Ampolo schrieb: >> Hi, >> i'm starting learning the D programming language. I think that a first starting point is a good programming tutorial (not yet available about D, but the net is full of info) and a good IDE. >> >> I saw a lot of D IDE, some written in D itself, some as plugin for eclipse and for kdevelop or anjuta. >> >> What about a good D ide? Does somebody know a good ide that works well on Linux Ubuntu? Thanks... > > IDE at the beginning? > You must be joking :D - sorry but I believe it's not usefull to use an IDE to learn a language. I am using only a small texteditor (the one from window (notepad)) and the commandline compiler. > And it works well. There is no problem. ;) At least use a *good* text editor. One with syntax highlighting, proper support for Unix and Windows line endings, and automatic indentation. I use vim; emacs is a good choice, too. A lot of people I work with use notepad++. My roommate swears by ultraedit, though that costs money. > All over you are able to concentrate on learning. > There are no buttons and this and this. > All in all there are a lot of teachers/profs who say: > "If you want to learn a programming language use only a texteditor". > ... And if you just want to get stuff done, use a good IDE. It saves a lot of time and effort. |
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