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Slender 12015-05-01 21:28:06
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Slender 1, 2015-05-01 21:28:06

What operating system to use for writing in java?

Hello everyone, a beginner java programmer, I use windows 7. advise os for me.

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Oleg Gamega, 2015-05-01
@DEFAULT0

What operating system to use for writing in java?

Stay on Windows. Seriously, if it were Python, then linux would be justified, for ruby, something nix is ​​also better), but for java, there is no serious difference. Maven will do everything for you, don't waste your time learning wasps (although it won't take more than a week to feel comfortable enough under the same ubuntu), it's better to spend it learning java

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Yuri Yarosh, 2015-05-01
@voidnugget

In principle, now there is IntelliJ IDEA for Java, which is cross-platform and works well. According to my personal subjective - it's faster to develop a bit under some kind of lightweight Linux like ArchLinux'a. The main thing is to have an SSD RAID on board, or a fast PCI-ex SSD like this or that . In principle, when mastering ArchLinux, you can very sourly understand all the intricacies of this OS, which cannot be said about other distributions - the main thing is to have a tablet at hand with the ability to google as needed, since the archa wiki covers a lot of specific points.

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Alexander Taratin, 2015-05-01
@Taraflex

windows 7

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Aleksandr, 2015-05-01
@soriannn

In my opinion, advice here will not help much, you should try a couple of the main ones and choose the one in which it is easier for you.

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Pavel, 2015-05-01
@mrusklon

if you don't know much about w7, then learn *nix right away. And the benefit will be to experience and you will feel easier.
I’m learning Java for a bucket, I asked myself this question, I came to the conclusion that it doesn’t really depend on the OS, it’s not in vain that Java is cross-platform

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Nikita, 2015-05-02
@jkotkot

Best of all, of course, is OS X, but since you already have Windows, you can also use it. Later, Windows can start to create a bunch of problems, especially if you need software that runs on a different platform, but at the initial stage it’s definitely enough.

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kiparis_sp, 2015-05-02
@kiparis_sp

So far, there is no point in "running" to another OS. With Windows, it's easier to understand the components for development (installing jdk, jre).

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reset37, 2015-05-10
@reset37

I wrote for more than a year on Windows 7. Then the macbook appeared. Now I write under OS X. There is no difference, except for other combinations of buttons in the environment (which can be easily changed). Write on what you know how to use.

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