Integrated development environment

An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application designed to help develop new software more quickly and easily. It usually includes a source code editor (essentially a text editor with extra features such as syntax highlighting, code completion or structural navigation), a compiler and a debugger. Some more advanced IDEs have features such as version control, automatic refactoring, integration with application servers, GUI builder and RAD tools.

Multi-Language IDEs

• Eclipse (Official Website) - Cross Platform
• Emacs (GNU Emacs Official website) - Linux
• KDevelop (Official Website) - Linux

C/C++ IDEs

• Anjuta (Official Website) - Linux
• QtCreator

Java IDEs

• JBuilder Foundation - Cross Platform
• NetBeans (Official Website) - Cross Platform

Web Development (PHP/HTML) IDEs

• Bluefish - Linux
• CodeLobster IDE - Cross Platform
• SCREEM - Linux

Other IDEs

• Lazarus - Linux - Pascal
• Glimmer
• Grasshopper
• Kile (Official Website) - Linux - TeX/LaTeX
• MonoDevelop Official Website - Linux - Dot NET
• Open Perl IDE - Windows - Perl
• PerlEdit - Cross Platform - Perl

See also

• IDEs for Web Design
• IDE Forum
• Sybase Linux Solutions
• Freeware IDEs Sticky

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