Moving to camelCaseJava from underscore_c and it peppers me with silly mistakes.

How do u pronounce underscore_c?

I hope that isn't bluejay

@JavaRules It's BlueJay. It's a small piece of simple code, just two classes, so I think I'm fine. With my computer, it's either BlueJ or vim.

@devJoe The pitch of the speaker's voice goes right down on the r, implying the presence of an underscore. It's how I read and remember underscores :L

@MaxMayo why blueJ or vim? Those are complete opposites! I'd personally recommend any but blueJ. Is your uni forcing you to use it? Usually that's the case.

@JavaRules They don't require much grunt to use. Even with chrome open it starts jittering. Android studio ( has a NOPE stamp until my extra 4gb ram stick arrives, eclipse throws errors at me on startup I can't find the answer to, and all I reaalllly need is a debugger and basic tools like search/replace. It does the job and gives me windows I can put across different workspaces.

Vim is the other choice simply because I want practice with it, it does things quickly, and it let's me see more code at once on screen than anything else.

@MaxMayo Fair one man, ram is an issue. But you could try VS code and get a Java plugin. I guarantee it's more efficient and nicer to use than blueJ. It is unbelievably light weight. 20k lines no stutter for me on 8gb of ram.

3.7GB ram here, running fedora to squeeze out as much as I can. I'll give it a shot :)