After searching around on the internet looking at the available IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that are available for Java. First of all is the NetBeans IDE which seems to be the most used IDE within Java.
1) NetBeans allows for quick coding using predictive code, allows for quick access to needed folders using the folder browser and comes with a slew of debugging tools for helping find bugs within the code that has been written. This seems to be a good option for a Java IDE as it includes everything that I would need to use to create my 2D Game.
Next I will be looking at Eclipse SDK which is another highly regarded IDE for Java development.
2) Eclipse SDK is also a very good option for a Java IDE as it includes everything that I would want. First of all Eclipse is completely free is use, it comes with an easy to use folder system to allow with sorting resources and code within a project, a full debugging suite built in to the IDE with some nice features allowing you to look through whole variables while code is running and also allowing for code to be edited while running and then compiled on the fly. Eclipse also comes with predictive code popups allowing for code to be completed faster using these which is a very nice feature. Because of all of this I will be using this IDE for my project.
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