[JAVA] [IDE] Students are the best (delight)-Get free IDEs for various languages-
The dream-like priced package "Academic Edition" that students can get paid software a little cheaper is now available in many software, but this IDE is not a little cheaper. ** Free, 100% OFF, 10,000 yen discount x 12 ** Moreover, you can use the JetBrains IDE, which is highly evaluated on the Internet.
JetBrains
Free IDEs such as eclipse and netbeans, which are well-known as the first IDEs installed by student programmers. They are also excellent, but I would like to use a higher quality IDE for efficient program development.
Especially (a problem I felt at the beginning of learning) when developing C language with IDE, there was * that multiple main functions could not coexist *. This specification is annoying because I make a lot of simple programs. If possible, I wish I could do a convenient immediate execution of the IDE on a file-by-file basis! There was a time when I was reluctantly using a free text editor while thinking about it.
I found the JetBrains homepage there. Students should check it out. https://www.jetbrains.com/student/
You can get 12 expensive IDEs (for students) for a whopping US \ $ 99 and upgrade (usually annual) US \ $ 59 for free **! (Because it is cross-platform, you don't have to worry about the OS!)
Main development targets
- Java
- .NET
- C/C++
- PHP
- HTML/CSS/Javascript
- OS X/iOS
- Android
- Ruby/Ruby on Rails
- Python/Django
how to get
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Click "Apply Now" in the center of the screen.
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Fill out the application form (it's very easy to have a university-issued email address).
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Click the link you received at your email address to complete the registration.
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You can get all this.
** Of course, commercial use is NG! ** **
God IDE called CLion
There is a C / C ++ IDE called "CLion" in this. CLion uses a software called CMake to build, and you can build by file by playing with CMakeList.txt at the root of the project, which is * easy * above all. (The notation of CMakeList.txt is omitted.) If you combine the build function of the IDE, you do not need to switch the terminal or command prompt and window every time you compile and debug. This solves the problems unique to student programmers who produce a large number of main functions (laughs).