Another couple of tutorials, in video-form:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyVhn0FWWB4
&&
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMx_G05cqYI

Gave a look to QT and QT Develop as the IDE; Supports (at least) C++; Fairly easy to learn (e.g. came back from years of not programming to programming again and getting the first results after just a few days of exploring and fiddling around. (It helps that I started developing this thing in PHP first :-))

It's cross-platform (I find that quite important), looks modern and consistent with platforms (also a point I find important), is free for non-commercial use. (http://qt.nokia.com)

i released it as freeware last year, and the quickbasic source code is available if anybody is curious

http://www.electro-tech-online.com/b...-freeware.html


there's also a 32/64 bit quickbasic available at www.qb64.net

If I wish to learn perl and bash, will netbeans be ok ?

Generally speaking, if you wish to learn any language, it's probably best to start without an IDE at all - it may get in your way. A basic text editor and commandline should suffice. That being said, if you want to learn bash, I would suggest using just a plain text editor. The main advantage of an IDE over a regular text editor is that IDE allows you to browse the code quickly, manage multiple projects with many files, they integrate debugging, version control, etc. All of that is really unnecessary for most BASH projects I have ever seen.

As far as perl goes, you can certainly get started on it with NetBeans. However, like I said before, better start with something that will be less in your way - e.g. Geany is a good cross between a full blown IDE and a simple text editor, as well as Gedit with some plugins or TextMate if you are on OS X.

Hello,

Thanks to share this link.I search the information about list of free software and freeware IDEs.finally i visit this resources.

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I know what bad form it is to reply to a spam post after reporting it as spam, but this I can't resist. Here's a copy-and-pasted, unedited quote from one of the pages at that link:

Real reputable business you're promoting there.

i guess it loses something in translation...

Please take a look at http://padre.perlide.org/ for the multi-platform modern Perl IDE.

Noticed many of the links in the fipo were broken by now (it doesn't seem to be maintained for quite some time now) so I did a search on the net; Given that the first post does not seem to be maintained anymore (last update was 12-16-06) I am thinking about creating a new thread that will be maintained. For now I have this updated list of URLs, as I think this is a great topic to discuss... it does help new kids on the block (or old kids on the block for that matter) finding a nice IDE that will work for them.

Updated links:
Ajunta: http://ajunta.org
eric: http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/index.html
Quanta: http://quanta.sourceforge.net/release2.php
Vide: http://vide.sourceforge.net/
Freeride: http://rubyforge.org/projects/freeride/
Radrails: http://www.aptana.com/products/radrails
Pida: http://pida.co.uk/

MinGW Studio: http://koti.mbnet.fi/vaultec/mingwstudio.php
JBuilder: http://www.embarcadero.com/products/jbuilder

Syn Text Editor: http://sourceforge.net/projects/syn/

Their is a wiki page for this, which was set up a while ago for the exact same reason ... http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/...nt_Environment

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ARM recently released Development Studio 5 Community Edition.
http://www.arm.com/products/tools/so...tion/index.php

It's free of charge and mainly for Android development.

QT Creator - IDE for QT Quick/QML

TextMate, a brilliant IDE for OS X.

My current favorite, a textmate clone for linux, Sublime Text 2 isn't posted here nor in texteditors.org.