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Glimm posted:I also picked up PyCharm ($25) though I typically use Vim for Python stuff, as I buggered my autocomplete settings for Python last weekend and can't be arsed to fix it; I've never used PyCharm - hope it doesn't suck. IntelliJ however I think is pretty awesome and if you hate Eclipse maybe give it a shot (there is a free Community Edition as well). You might want to ask for a refund on PyCharm if you bought IntelliJ. All of the features of PyCharm are actually in the Python plugin that comes with IntelliJ Ultimate.
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Sab669 posted:So this week I'm starting some minor Droid development at work. I'm much more comfortable with C# and I'd really like to use Mono, but I wonder if it's really worth it? Having the company spend $400 for a license, trying to find C# examples of whatever I'm trying to do, etc. How different do you perceive Java being from C#? I thought I was in the iPhone thread at first when I read this. C# is really similar to Java in syntax/style, with most of the divergence being around types and collections, as far as I remember.
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it is posted:Are you really teaching an intro CS class with Android? That sounds horrible. I mean I've heard arguments against Java as a teaching language, but "not-quite-Java" with weird Android crap on top?
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