As far as I know there’s Erlang plugin for NetBeans and Eclipse. Which one has the upper hand at the moment?
Are there any other IDE for Erlang which I didnt mention, and how good are they when compare with NetBeans and Eclipse?
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As far as I know there’s Erlang plugin for NetBeans and Eclipse. Which one has the upper hand at the moment?
Are there any other IDE for Erlang which I didnt mention, and how good are they when compare with NetBeans and Eclipse?
The best IDE for Erlang is Emacs. However, the mode which ships with Erlang isn’t the best. Erlware-mode extends it and Distel allows you to use Emacs itself as an Erlang node, enabling some very nice features. See this blog post.
Between plugins for NetBeans (ErlyBird) and Eclipse (ErlIDE), I prefer the Eclipse one. NetBeans at least used to require nightly versions of NetBeans and didn’t work properly for me.