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When I first started programming, I used a text editor & the command line to compile & run my programs. However, then I switched to the Eclipse IDE, and I've been using that ever since (I also used Visual Studio when I took a C++ class). As you can see, my exposure to different development environments is pretty limited. I don't really understand why some people prefer to program on Linux than Windows, for example. To me, since Eclipse is what I mainly use, it seems that Eclipse would probably run just as quickly on Linux as it does on Windows. However, I think this may be because I've only written small student programs as opposed to large systems.
Could someone explain to me the pros & cons of developing on different platforms?
Could someone explain to me the pros & cons of developing on different platforms?