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- BlueJ
BlueJ A free Java Development Environment designed for beginners, used by millions worldwide Find out more "One of my favourite IDEs out there is BlueJ" — James Gosling, creator of Java
- About BlueJ
BlueJ is a development environment that allows you to develop Java programs quickly and easily Its main features are that it is: Simple BlueJ has a deliberately smaller and simpler interface than professional environments like NetBeans or Eclipse
- BlueJ - Installation instructions
These are the instructions for the generic BlueJ installer (the installer "for other operating systems") This installer can be used on most Unix-like operating systems as well as Mac OS X and Windows
- BlueJ Version History
Projects checked out or shared using BlueJ version 3 1 6 used the version 1 7 working copy format and will not work properly (in any version of BlueJ) due to SVNKit bugs; BlueJ version 3 1 7 will issue a warning when opening such a project Note: This is the last version of BlueJ supporting Java 7
- The BlueJ Tutorial
One of the fundamental characteristics of BlueJ is that you cannot only execute a complete application, but you can also directly interact with single objects of any class and execute their public methods
- BlueJ documentation
Video Tutorials — provide helpful instruction on the basics of using BlueJ The BlueJ Tutorial (4 0, English PDF) — older versions are available in various other languages
- BlueJ FAQ
BlueJ is itself a Java application, and creates another instance of a Java Virtual Machine (in which the user code written in BlueJ is executed) BlueJ launches these two applications: Applications BlueJ app Contents MacOS JavaAppLauncher and Applications BlueJ app Contents JDK Home bin java
- The BlueJ Tutorial
BlueJ is distributed in five different formats: one installable package for Windows systems, one “standalone” (installation free) package for Windows, one for MacOS, one for Debian-based systems (including Ubuntu), and one for all other systems
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