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Looking for a multiple language IDE that handles incomplete code gracefully.

I program primarily in Ruby and C#. I'd like a code editor that can gracefully deal with incomplete code; by that I mean a code editor that doesn't protect itself from syntax errors by auto-adding matching braces and quotes, but one that pays attention to the tokens you add, and identifies that an unmatched quote doesn't mean it should s...

Actionscript 3 IDE

Hello, I'm currently using textmate with the actionscript 3 plugin to get as3 compile support. I'd like to use flash develop though, as it comes with much more, including code suggestions. Is there any free and/or opensource alternative to flex builder/flash builder 4 that runs on a intel Mac? ...

Is there a Mac alternative to Visual Studio Express?

I've just started programming in VB.Net and don't want to use Dreamweaver to do it all. I use a Mac for all my other work like design work and coding in Dreamweaver but would like to know if there is an alternative to Visual Studio Express so that I can do all my vb.net stuff on the mac too. Any suggestions? ...

what's meant by "Charge for development licenses"

Hi I was downloading Qt creator IDE and they say "Charge for development licenses" with a (True) under Commercial and (FALSE) under LGPL. Also I need to know something general About QT library. is it free so I can make (commercial products and sell ) or I will have to buy something to do that. EDIT: the page is Actually about QT t...

Is there a way where I can design a program in a graphical way?

I was wondering if there is a way to design a program in a graphical way. Wath I mean is that if its posible to have for example the classes on the screen as little child windows and that there is inside a list box with all the proporties, functions, subs. and that the classes that inherit each other are joint by a line. I think you und...

What IDE / compiler combination should a Linux user use to build Qt apps on Windows while avoiding MS Visual Studio?

I can't help it; I know many people will disagree, but I would really like to avoid Visual Studio as much as possible. My ideal combination would be gcc + Netbeans. I already use those to code in Linux. But my issue is compatibility. For example, there is a library that I want to use that is supposed to work for .NET and Java. Does this...