Thread: Favorite IDE/Code editor?
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Re: Favorite IDE/Code editor?
I normally use Netbeans for any major project I work on. It is a little heavy and slow at times, but it has had every feature I've ever needed and supports (error parsing, syntax highlighting, refactoring) a huge number of languages.

Eclipse can also do pretty much all the same things as Netbeans, but I've always felt more comfortable in Netbeans.
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