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Integrated Development Environments

Integrated Development Environments. Hadi Forghani Salman Mostafavi Special Thanks to: Sadegh Aliakbary. Basics about IDEs. First : An environment for text editing Second : A tool for Compiling and Linking Third : An environment for debugging 1964 Dartmouth Basic

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Integrated Development Environments

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  1. Integrated Development Environments Hadi Forghani Salman Mostafavi Special Thanks to: Sadegh Aliakbary

  2. Basics about IDEs • First : An environment for text editing • Second : A tool for Compiling and Linking • Third : An environment for debugging • 1964 Dartmouth Basic • John G Kemeny & Thomas E Kurtz • Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code

  3. But Newer IDEs… • Project browsing • Database Connectivity • Code Completion • User Assistant • Help • Coding assistant • Powerful debuggers • Even Simulators! • Mostly used in microprocessor programming

  4. IDEs & Languages • Mostly an IDE is designed for a Special Language • Some believe that : • IDEs must be independent of Languages • More concern about human factors • Weak debugging is the result • Text Pad as an example • Powerful editing environment • External commands can be added • Syntax highlighting plug-in

  5. Review of Different Companies’ IDEs • Microsoft • Borland • Java Related IDEs ;-) • Linux Related IDEs

  6. Microsoft • QBasic 1.0 – 6.0 ( 1983-1990 ) • Offered free with MS-DOS Package • MS-DOS Text Editor • Debugger & Interpreter • Nor it had a Compiler neither a Linker

  7. Microsoft • Quick C 1.0 - 2.51 ( From 1988 to … ? ) • Just Like QBasic 1.0 • QBasic 7.0 ( 1990 ) • Added a Compiler and Linker

  8. Microsoft • Visual Basic 1.0 ( May 20, 1991 ) • Visual Basic 2.0 ( November 1992 ) • Visual Basic 3.0 ( 1993 ) • Visual C++ 1.0 ( 1993 ) • Visual C++ 2.0 ( 1994 ) • Visual Basic 4.0 ( 1995 ) • Visual Basic 5.0 ( 1997 ) • Visual Studio 6.0 ( 1998 ) • Visual Basic 6.0 • Visual C++ 6.0

  9. Microsoft • Visual Studio 7 ( .Net ) ( February 2002 ) • Visual Basic 7.0 • Visual C++ 7.0 • Visual C# • Visual Studio 7.1 ( .Net ) ( April 2003 ) • Added Visual J#

  10. Borland • Turbo Pascal 1.0 ( 1983 ) • Text Editing • Compiler & Linker • Debugger • Turbo C 1.0 ( 1983 ) • Just Like Turbo Pascal 1.0 • Turbo Pascal 6.0 - 7.0 ( 1986 - 1987 ) • Syntax Highlighting • Added Object Pascal • Turbo Vision • Full GUI Design • Clipboard • Integrated use of Clipboard • Turbo C++ 3.1 ( 1987 ) • Just like Turbo Pascal 7.0 • Added Win 3.1 Environment • Simultaneously Borland Pascal & Borland C where released with more powerful graphical Libraries

  11. Borland • Borland C++ 5.0 & 5.1 ( 1995 ) • Just for Ms Windows 95 • Borland Delphi 1.0 – 7.0 ( 1995 - 2001 ) • For Object Pascal Development • First RAD ( Rapid Application Development ) • A complete visual IDE • Borland CBuilder 1.0 – 6.0 ( Ended in 2001 ) • Just like Borland Delphi • For C++ Development • Borland Kylix 3.0 ( 2000 ) • Just like Borland CBuilder & Delphi for Linux • Borland Delphi 8.0 ( 2002 ) • .Net support

  12. Java Related • Poor Java! • From 1991 to 1994 there was no IDE! • Of course they could write their code in Ms windows 3.1 editors ! • Presence of a new tool with Windows 95 ! • Made everybody happy! • NOTE PAD !!!

  13. Java Related • No IDE before Symantec’s IDE • Named Café • Released in 1994 • Available for Windows • Available for Linux • Even for Apple !

  14. Java Related • Borland JBuilder 2.0 – 9.0 ( 1996 - 2004 ) • First GUI designer for Java! • Java ?! GUI ?! :-)) • It was all SWING

  15. Java Related • Intellij IDEA 1.0 – 4.5 ( 2000 – 2004 ) • No GUI designer before 4.5

  16. Java Related • Eclipse • First release in December 19, 2001 • Last release ( Version 3.1 ) in September 24, 2004

  17. Linux Related • Intellij IDEA • Eclipse • JBuilder

  18. Linux Related • Kylix • Object Pascal • Code Completion • Syntax Highlighting

  19. Linux Related • KDevelop • Code Completion • Project Management • Syntax highlighting

  20. Linux Related • Emacs • A Complete language independent IDE • Syntax highlighting plug-in • Menus and Buttons…

  21. Linux Related • VIM • VI Improved! • Works in two modes: • Silent mode • Beep mode ! :D • Really it is not an IDE • Just a word processor

  22. Next Generation of IDEs • Where are we going?! • Tow aspects: • Language dependent • Visual Basic • Language independent • Web-based IDE !

  23. New IDE for Visual Basic • Beryl Plimmer • Computer Science • University of Auckland • Mark Apperley • Computer Science • University of WaiKato • New Zealand

  24. What is the idea?! • An electornic Pen • An electronic white board • Is all what you’re dealing with! • You can write! • You can draw! • What else do you need?! • Nothing!

  25. Procedure • Students’ complain about GUI • Too much work for sketching…! • Let’s just draw the Interface! • And Integrate it with VB 6.0 • Both Code & GUI

  26. An Example First Prototype

  27. Another Example! Second Prototype

  28. What is the benefit? • Human Factors • You draw & draw once! • Feel what user might feel!

  29. Distributed Programming Environment • DPE is introduced as a Web-Based IDE • Client / Server Technologies • Multimedia Chats • Fully implemented by Java :-O • Client/Server -> CORBA IIOP • Multimedia -> RTP

  30. What does it do?! • Code submission • Project Management • Different roles • Different Access levels • Discussion & Meetings

  31. In one word…

  32. THANK YOU!

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