Preferred Nutch development environment for OS X?

[Doug Cook <na...@candiru.com>]

Hey, folks,

Sorry to gum up the works with such a banal question. I'm trying to decide
which development environment I should use on my Mac. (OS X 10.4.7). Until
now I've just been using the tried-and-true shell+editor combination (yes,
I'm a crusty old Unix engineer), but as I ramp up work with Nutch I'm
thinking I might be more productive in an IDE.

Any experiences +/- with Nutch and the various options? I've downloaded
Eclipse and am starting to explore that, and of course I've got Xcode 2.
Anything else I should be looking at? (or not looking at?)

Thanks for any recommendations.

D
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RE: Preferred Nutch development environment for OS X?

[Bogdan Kecman <bo...@alteray.com>]

 
> Hey, folks,
> 
> Sorry to gum up the works with such a banal question. I'm 
> trying to decide which development environment I should use 
> on my Mac. (OS X 10.4.7). Until now I've just been using the 
> tried-and-true shell+editor combination (yes, I'm a crusty 
> old Unix engineer), but as I ramp up work with Nutch I'm 
> thinking I might be more productive in an IDE.
> 
> Any experiences +/- with Nutch and the various options? I've 
> downloaded Eclipse and am starting to explore that, and of 
> course I've got Xcode 2.
> Anything else I should be looking at? (or not looking at?)
> 
> Thanks for any recommendations.


Eclipse works quite nice with Nutch. If you add few modules 
You can also work on the war. I tried Xcode and returned to
Eclipse imediately.

Regards