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I’m currently working on an applet that works with Fourier’s series.
It doesn’t really matter because my question is about Java Applet compilers.
Is there a way to compile .java files on Mac OSX. I tried with the terminal but can’t find why the code doesn’t compile well.
I’m trying with this open-source code
http://www.falstad.com/fourier/
If you, Java devs could take a look at this, I would be so thankful !
Perhaps worth a read, is Apple’s Java Development Documentation. Essentially, all the basics you need to be creating applets (compiler, API, docs) is already present on your Mac.
Rather than trying to run things through the terminal though, you should consider perhaps installing an IDE to make things a bit simpler for you. Popular choices on Mac OSX include (in no particular order) Xcode, NetBeans, Eclipse, and IntelliJ. I personally prefer NetBeans, but I haven’t tried IntelliJ so I can’t comment as to its ease of use.