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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!

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General Purpose

  • Vim

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

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General Purpose

Language Specific

xxmbabanexx
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Xojo does not run on the Pi, but it can create apps for Raspberry Pi (and Windows, OS X, Linux, web and iOS).

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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.

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Take a look at these RAD IDEs which run fine on Pi:

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I haven't tested it yet, but there's also Code::Blocks IDE on the Pi Store.

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