How can I do it?
But I think intellij idea is a better solution.
I've seen some older answers but the app changed a bit since version 3.2.
you can open any script you want like java, in Xcode an edit and run them there. like an IDE. I have used that by my selve while working with python, but now I moved to visual code on Mac which is good if you want to have a lot of different languages, or convert the script to iOS and android using Xamarin.
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I am attempting to set up JAVA in Visual Studio Code and I can not get it working. I am getting an error that states "Linkage Error occurred while loading main class Hello". I have researched numerous sites and have not found any solutions that I understand. For example, I have seen several sites that state you must "enable-preview" on some setting but there are no directions on how to actually do that. I have installed the jdk-11.0.4 jdk version. I have never programmed in java so I do not know what is required. I reviewed several you tube videos and of course their installation went off without any problems! Is there anyone here that can help?
As per their documentation link, there are two ways to setup and run java with VS code
They have created a special Installer of Visual Studio Code for Java developers. The package can be used as a clean install or an update for an existing development environment to add Java or Visual Studio Code.
Installer of Visual Studio Code for Java developers
Alternatively, you can also add Java language support to VS Code by installing the popular Java extensions by yourself.
Please see link below to setup and let me know if you face any issue in setting up and run java with VS Code.
Java in Visual Studio Code
There might be two reason to not identifying Java
Might be java is not installed correctly
Or there are multiple version installed so might be conflict
Could you try F1 -> Java: Clean the Java language server workspace?
I am using Java for my CS class at school, and I am currently using IntelliJ IDEA as my IDE. Along with this, I am using C++ for my personal projects/college course. Is there any way to edit, compile, and run Java in Xcode so I don't have to switch IDEs?
My current Xcode version is Xcode 8.0 (8A218a). I would like to run using Java 1.8.*.
When I was in school, I attempted to do the same exact thing and I found that it took too much time compiling my Java code in Xcode, switching to my terminal to execute the executable, etc. In short, if you enjoy using Xcode, feel free to use it as a text editor but you won't get much use out of it beyond that using Java.
Not to mention, if you decide to pursue a career as a Java Developer, you're far better off mastering an IDE such as IntelliJ or Eclipse; most companies if not all use them. Good luck!
Visual Stdio (haha) seems like an awesome and free dev tool to use since it is pretty versatile. I am currently learning java, and intend to learn C++ and Unity5, both of which can be developed for in VS. My question is, how do I set up VS for Java? Is it as simple as installing a plugin, or is there something else I've got to do?
Thanks for any help.
You can't use Visual Studio for Java unless you install a plug in like https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bc561769-36ff-4a40-9504-e266e8706f93
However the plugin might not be as consistent as a complete Java IDE
Is anyone using Jruby in emacs? I have setup emacs and it works perfectly for ruby code using jruby. However notice that java code isn't executing from within emacs. I have installed mode-compile and all my code except for java in jruby.
Been searching options for Java and of course found JDEE, noticed in a previous java specific thread however concerns with JDEE What is the best way to do Java development in Emacs? age/not developed/works only for Java5 etc.
I found another emacs how-to http://zarb.org/~gc/html/java-emacs.html noted the date it was posted was 2005 and the author advised to use Eclipse for Java.
Has anybody got suggestion on using Jruby in emacs?
Malabar-mode is the only real alternative to JDEE(especially for Maven based projects). I'm not sure how it will fit into your JRuby development toolchain, though. Another more general solution would plain old java-mode + CEDET + emacs code browser.
I'm thinking about writing a development tool that will support development for Android.
I realize that people running Windows, Mac OS, and Linux all develop for Android, but what are the statistics?
Personally I run Windows, and I'd prefer to write it in C# with WPF, but WPF isn't exactly cross platform. I'm really only doing Java to target Android.
If it's cross platform, does Java make the most sense, or can it be .NET+GTK# or something like that?
EDIT: I have no intention of replacing the code editor/compiler/etc. It was more along the line of a graphics editor. Something that I don't think is supplied by any current tools.
The native Android SDK is Java based. Regardless of Operating System, many developers use the SDK Tools provided by Google, specifically the Android Plugin for the Eclipse IDE
I would try to get involved in either the IntelliJ Android tools or Eclipse Android tools development as those are already cross-platform and most-widely used.
Reinventing the wheel is not the best idea but improving an existent one is.
My opinion, best to stick with what everyone else uses. That's Eclipse + the ADT (android dev tools) plugins. As a developer, you want to spend your time writing your apps not struggling with tools.
As for the OS, I've used Windows, Mac, and Linux and with a few very minor exceptions they work equally well.
I agree with willytate, with this being great for android exchange.
If it's cross platform, does Java make the most sense, or can it be .NET+GTK# or something like that?
Java does make the most sense.