I currently have JBuilder and do not like some of the features on it ... are there better ones out their that are free?
What is the best java compiler and easiest to use?
if u want to know about IDE than easy one is the NetBeans or SunCreator. But if u want to be an professional or want to know ins and outs of project structure and project flow then use Eclipse. Its the worlds most popular IDE.
Reply:Java is generally not a compiled language (there are exceptions, like GCJ), so I think you're asking something different. A compiler takes source code (could be in notepad) and turns it into machine code (zeros and ones). JBuilder is an IDE (integrated development environment) that provides a text editor, syntax highlighting, command completer, debugger, etc. An alternative you might consider is Eclipse. It is probably the most widely used Java IDE, and it's a good skill to learn, as many commercial enterprises use it.
Other options include NetBeans and JetBrains, though I haven't used them so I can't speak for them. Check the Wikipedia articles provided below.
If what you REALLY want is a Java compiler (judging by your question it is not what you really want), check out GCJ (GNU Compiler for Java). It is the 4th link I give below.
Reply:http://www.netbeans.org/
Reply:java compiler? of course Sun Microsystems Java...
you're asking for the ide or editor, JCreator is the best
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