JUDO is a beginner-friendly Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed for children and new programmers.
The JUDO project is an incredibly useful Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) built specifically for children and beginning programmers. Its interface is very simple and easy to navigate, making it a fantastic option for those who have no prior programming experience.
This IDE is primarily designed for use in programming classes aimed at kids, and it includes features that allow you to create graphical or text-based programs. One of the standout benefits of JUDO is that all you need to do to create a program is to write a void main() function; no advanced coding knowledge is required.
To use JUDO, you'll need to make sure you have Java 2 JDK 1.3 installed on your device. After downloading the JUDO file, you'll need to decompress it (with gzip -d judo_java1_2_1.tar.gz) and extract the package (with tar xf judo_java1_2_1.tar).
Once you've opened the JUDO directory, be sure to execute the command "chmod 755 run.sh" and make any necessary changes to the "run.sh" file to ensure it points to your Java installation directory. Finally, execute "run.sh" with the command "./run.sh," and JUDO should appear on your screen within seconds.
Overall, JUDO is an excellent choice for teachers looking for a simple and accessible programming environment that can be used to introduce kids to the world of coding.
This IDE is primarily designed for use in programming classes aimed at kids, and it includes features that allow you to create graphical or text-based programs. One of the standout benefits of JUDO is that all you need to do to create a program is to write a void main() function; no advanced coding knowledge is required.
To use JUDO, you'll need to make sure you have Java 2 JDK 1.3 installed on your device. After downloading the JUDO file, you'll need to decompress it (with gzip -d judo_java1_2_1.tar.gz) and extract the package (with tar xf judo_java1_2_1.tar).
Once you've opened the JUDO directory, be sure to execute the command "chmod 755 run.sh" and make any necessary changes to the "run.sh" file to ensure it points to your Java installation directory. Finally, execute "run.sh" with the command "./run.sh," and JUDO should appear on your screen within seconds.
Overall, JUDO is an excellent choice for teachers looking for a simple and accessible programming environment that can be used to introduce kids to the world of coding.
What's New
Version 1.2.1: N/A