IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment, and consists of a number of tools to make code-writing easier, such as auto-completing and syntax-highlighting.
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List of IDE's for the Raspberry Pi
Is anybody currently maintaining a definitive list of IDE's that work with the Raspberry Pi? If not, can anyone supply a list of general-purpose IDE's (such as Aptana Studio 3), and language specific ...
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Java IDE for Raspberry Pi
Anyone know a good Java IDE for the Pi? I tried downloading Eclipse but it didn't work (probably because it's too heavyweight). I need an IDE with low RAM usage and low memory usage, just so it will ...
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Netbeans IDE remote development on Raspberry Pi
I tried to set up remote development with Netbeans IDE 7.3 Beta 2 so that I could build on my Raspberry Pi from my Win 7 laptop. I followed the pretty straightforward instructions here, but unlike ...
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How do I install libxml on Raspbian?
In the process of trying to install the Cloud9 IDE. I have major issues installing libxml. Is anyone else having similar problems?
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Recommended GUI toolkit for Python development on the Raspberry Pi
I am teaching my daughter Python (and myself to some degree) using the Pi, and we have had a great time so far - but the CLI can only take us so far. I have started looking at other toolkits, ...
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Is there an IDE I could use to edit code from a normal computer over the network in real time?
I know it's possible to use FTP and various version control systems to upload or commit code developed on a full computer to the Raspberry Pi. Another possibility would be to simply use SSH and Vim ...
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Can I program C within a nice IDE on desktop computer for the RPi
I'm from a Microsoft Windows development background, I'm happy with the IntelliSense and code navigation features, is it possible for me to install an IDE, such as Eclipse, [I'm assuming it's probably ...
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Which Python IDEs/interactive shells are best suited to the Pi?
I know this is perhaps slightly dodgy teritory, but I'm going to go ahead.
I'm wondering which of the many python IDEs/interactive shells are best suited to the RPi? By this I mean low RAM, and ...
