DownloadDrJava is a lightweight programming environment for Java designed to foster test-driven software development. It includes an intelligent program editor, an interactions pane for evaluating program text, a source level debugger, and a unit testing tool.
Features
- lightweight IDE
- interpreter for evaluating programs interactively
- unit testing
- source level debugger
- cross-platform
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User Reviews
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Incompatibility issue is present, on windows machines. So it says it compiles but doesn't create a .class file. This was really difficult for me to figure out as a beginner. Had to ask multiple people before someone figured it out for me.
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Unit test approach to programming is very important nova days. DrJava is the simplest way to do that.
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I wish these guys would write compilers for C, C++, JS, Python, etc etc. They're the only developers who seem to be able to create an IDE that actually works and isn't a royal pain to install or use.
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wont run on won 8.1Reply from DrJavaPosted 2019-06-12
The DrJava build script (build.html) now uses Java 8. -
Won't compile with java 8. It says it compiles, but the console reports an incompatibility with the compiler and no .class file is created. For a new java user that led to a lot of head scratching. Netbeans works with java 8. There's nothing I can find that warns of this incompatibility.Reply from DrJavaPosted 2019-06-12
The DrJava build script (build.html) now uses Java 8.