Java IDE Market Share Survey
From: Roelof Vuurboom (roelof.vuurboom_at_qa-systems.com)
Date: 10/08/03
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Date: 8 Oct 2003 07:02:00 -0700
QA Systems has carried out a survey over the last six weeks in which
more than 1400 developers, software architects and sofware managers
world wide were asked which Java IDE they are currently using.
According to the data received Eclipse from Eclipse.org currently has
the largest market share with 45%, followed by Borland JBuilder with
16% and IDEA IntelliJ with 10%.
For a full list of the results in a bar chart as well as how the
survey was carried out see Java IDE Market Share Survey at
www.qa-systems.com.
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and a seamless upgrade to Enterprise capabilities all provided at no
cost to the Java development community allows QA Systems to continue
to establish its market leadship in this space.
The single user QStudio for Java Pro is available free of charge to
the entire Java development community. Developers may use the Pro
freely within or without their corporation. A corporation is free to
deploy the Pro at no cost.
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