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Microsoft's Visual Studio for Java development

Zones: Java Editors & IDEs, Java Programming Language, Microsoft Visual J#.Net

Tags: visual, studio, java

This probably seems like a preposterous question, but I was wondering if anyone here has experience of Microsoft's Visual Studio for Java development. I know it supports J#, but j# isn't something that's part of my world and Java is.

I'm mostly a C++ developer, but lend my hand to a bit of Java. My Java development environment consists of my text editor and build.xml for ant. My C++ development environment consists of my text editor and Makefile for make. I'm at long last warming to the idea of using an IDE and Microsoft's Visual Studio is very good and paid for. It makes sense for C++. I was wondering if it would have any value for Java. I'm not keep on having multiple IDEs, if I can help it.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: rstaveley

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