What's your Favorite IDE?

[dataw0lf]

What's your favorite IDE for development? Personally, I use jedit for PHP web development at work and for PHP and Python development at home, and vim for C/C++. Jedit is a modular JRE based IDE that supports numerous useful plugins. Vim... well, vim is just vim.
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[Enygma]

I've been using Eclipse for about a year now, been playing around with MonoDevelop too for C#

Can't beat good ol' emacs tho!

[randomZ]

Since I currently mostly program in D, I use a combination of jEdit and SCons, since it lets me edit and build my programs the same way in Linux and Windows.

[Quest-Master]

I'm currently using KDevelop (most likely will move to Anjuta) for programs, and the lovely Quanta Plus for web design.

[jdong]

Though I like everything else about GNOME, I still am a 100% KDevelop fan!

[gborbolla]

For Java I've been using Eclipse for about two years and its great, you can find a plugin for almost everything you need.

For C/C++ I've got to go with vim and command line, haven't found an IDE yet, CDT (Eclipse plugin for C/C++) is still very inmature.

[jdodson]

gedit.

[BWF89]

I am useing Visual Basic.NET in my computer class. I thought programming would be so cool but it's really boring and agitating...

[randy]

GEdit and ant or autoconf/automake depending on what language I'm programming in.

[Daniel G. Taylor]

gedit.

Same here, for Python, PHP, C++, and a bit of C, etc.

When not using GNU/Linux or GNOME you'll find me using Smultron. Neither Gedit or Smultron are IDE's, though. I usually work in simple, syntax-highlighting editors with language and API references open in Firefox or Safari and bash open to compile and test. Quick and efficient