From: shawn bright <nephish@...>
Date: 2007-04-15T21:57:50+09:00
Subject: Re: jEdit as an IDE

i have been using JEdit for a while, and i like it a lot. i use vim
more than anything, but JEdit is especailly cool when i am working
with a project of lots of files. It has support for ruby and rhtml.
Very easy to customize. Has lots of plugins to do about anything you
want.

sk


On 4/15/07, Mark T <paradisaeidae@gmail.com> wrote:
> IMHOpinion:
> An IDE is in fact the entire set up workplace tools in front of a 'person'.
> The less ambiguity between me & the code, the better.
> If I have to wonder if it's a bit of windoze in the way, I don't want it.
> If I have to wait for some monster such as eclipse to load, that in
> itself is an issue.
> Let alone the layers it will present with all the 'tools'.
> Here, though Jedit is a rare beast.
> It is lean enough to get a good job of editing done.
> With a pleasing interface.
> The Ruby executable options are not primary though.
> As a tool in your favor, it is excellent.
>
> (Disclaimer): Most recently polished versions of plugins may not have
> been part of my config.
>
> There is an adventure in following down the track the primary developer walks.
> I am nnn steps behind.
>
> Markt
>
>