Coding IDE's for your Mac
After ditching my old Ubuntu/Dell ensemble, I am now 80% Mac-converted. However, there are still some things I'm having trouble adjusting to. In particular, I haven't found any programming IDE's that compare to the many open-source options I found on Ubuntu. I've gone from doing all my web development on Quanta+ to TextWrangler. Giving up all my keystroke shortcuts and auto-completion is more difficult than I thought it would be.
So, are there any freeware or non-guiltware programming IDE's for Mac that I should check out, not just for web languages, but anything you can think of? (And yes, I've heard of Eclipse.)
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Just install Quanta from
Just install Quanta from Macports if that's what you like.
I used to use Quanta, but I now use Eclipse. PDT is quite good for PHP development, SVN / CVS integration is great, and there are neat plugins like Monkey for writing javascript to automate actions. If you used it on older machines, you might want to give it a try again, as 3.4 is quite reasonable on my Macbook.
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Andrew