IDE (Integrated Development Environment)

[James Mabry]

Carl Parrish wrote:

>I just started reading this thread so I'm not sure what you're looking
>for in an IDE. I too do most of my work in vim (actually with abit of
>work you can make vim do just about anything you can get done in an
>ide). That said my favorite IDEs are eclipse and freeride. eclipse is
>nice for just about any language I work with. The ruby plugin is still
>to new however so don't try to do ruby work in eclipse instead use
>freeride. 
>
>Carl P. 
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I'm just looking for something simple that'll get the job. I've been 
messing around with Motor and this interfaces seems to be more like what 
I'm used to. However I will check out eclipse and freeride because I've 
never run across either of these.

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