Is anybody currently maintaining a definitive list of IDE's that work with the Raspberry Pi? If not, can anyone supply a list of general-purpose IDE's (such as Aptana Studio 3), and language specific IDE's (think of IDLE) for the Pi?
Thanks!
Is anybody currently maintaining a definitive list of IDE's that work with the Raspberry Pi? If not, can anyone supply a list of general-purpose IDE's (such as Aptana Studio 3), and language specific IDE's (think of IDLE) for the Pi?
Thanks!
General Purpose
While Vim by itself is a standalone text-editor(powerful one at that), it can support the features of an IDE. If I needed an IDE-like environment, this is the route that I would go simply because Vim is my favorite editor(for good reasons).
If you want more detail on turning Vim into an IDE, I found these links for you. Hope they're of some help:
https://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Use_Vim_like_an_IDE
http://haridas.in/vim-as-your-ide.html
General Purpose
Language Specific
Xojo does not run on the Pi, but it can create apps for Raspberry Pi (and Windows, OS X, Linux, web and iOS).
In addition to Lazarus you may also install and run Free Pascal on its own on Raspbian. It has a nice text-mode IDE. See http://www.elinux.org/Free_Pascal_on_RPi for details.
Take a look at these RAD IDEs which run fine on Pi: