Alternatives to AIDE

Java-Editor

Java-Editor suits teachers and students learning Java, as well as home users with lower-specification computers.

Apache NetBeans

It suits developers working with Java, PHP, or other languages who want code editing, refactoring, and debugging tools across desktop operating systems.

BlueJ suits beginners learning Java and educators looking for a teaching-oriented environment and free classroom resources.

The IDE suits beginners and AP Computer Science A students who need a browser-based place to write and run Java.

Eclipse IDE

It suits developers seeking a free desktop development platform, especially those working with Java or other areas covered by Eclipse packages.

Greenfoot is aimed at children and young adults learning programming, especially through interactive games and simulations.

Eclipse Che

Che suits development teams wanting browser-accessible Kubernetes workspaces, configurable with Devfiles and connected to multiple Git hosts.

DrJava suits students and Java learners who want a lightweight editor with interactive evaluation, testing, debugging and documentation tools on desktop operating systems.

MyEclipse

MyEclipse suits Java teams working across enterprise applications, web development, and database tasks.

It suits developers working on JVM projects, including those using Java, Scala, Groovy, or Kotlin.

MCreator suits Minecraft players, aspiring mod developers, educators, online classes and STEM workshops.

JuiceMind Java IDE

It suits teachers and students using browser-accessible devices for Java instruction.

Jvdroid suits Android users learning or writing Java with local compilation and Maven support.

Processing

Processing suits learners, classrooms, artists, and professionals creating coded visual or interactive work.

It suits learners and educators looking for a free Java IDE with browser and desktop options.