jEdit is a Java-based programmer's editor with a boatload of optional plugins, color schemes, and configuration options.

At its heart, jEdit is a just a text editor, although it's a text editor with a lot of options. You can make these options global or apply them on a per-buffer basis. You can reach the options via the ...

The Visual Studio Code team continues to add Java functionality to Microsoft's open source, cross-platform code editor via extensions, just launching a new batch for working with Maven, Tomcat and ...

There are plenty of functional, free Java IDEs (NetBeans and Eclipse come to mind), but I agree with Triple: get a plain Java compiler (IBM's Jikes is fast and free) and a text editor that does ...

Get a hands-on look at Java preview features, such as the JDK 13 text blocks, with this video tutorial that lays out how to run and compile to proper code in five easy steps.

Launch your Java editor and open the form project. Open your form's source code file to open the editor. Set the alignment property for the JTextField. The following code sets the text field's ...

Bloggers and writers have one very bad habit -- we love to try out different tools for putting words onto blank pages. For me, that means that just about very time a new text editor comes on the ...

What's new in the Java 17 long-term support release? Here are five new Java 17 features that developers who were stuck on Java 11 will love.

This article will tell you how to disable Java or change Java permissions using the Group Policy Editor in Windows 11/10.

The leading professional text editor for macOS, offers writers, software developers, and web authors a comprehensive set of tools for editing, searching, and manipulating text and source code.