Oracle's Java 8 has a number of new features to excite Raspberry Pi owners, as I mentioned in my Oracle Java 8 for Raspberry Pi post.
However, you'll still need a good code editor. Unfortunately some of the traditional Java IDEs (for example Eclipse and Netbeans) are large, memory-hogging applications.
In the posts below I describe a few Pi-friendly alternatives:
• Raspberry Pi Java with Geany• Raspberry Pi Java with Dr Java
• Raspberry Pi Java with Greenfoot
• Raspberry Pi Java with BlueJ
• Raspberry Pi BlueJ Learning Videos
• Raspberry Pi Minecraft with BlueJ
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