Hello,
> Thank you for your reply. What is GAZ?
Forget about it, it was a joke.
> As far as languages right now it's just html5/css3 but there's also
going to be php coming, as well as potential python, javascript, and
java/android development.
So I can definitely recommand you eclipse.
Java is built-in; for python and PHP you can have plugins to support the
languages.
I don't do Android deevelopment, but as far as I know the stuff related
to Android that you can ahve in eclipse is abandonned or no longer up to
date. They put all their efforts to Android Studio, but unfortunately it
seems that its accessibility is pretty bad.
> How did you get eclipse going with a screen reader? What plugins do
you use with it? I'd like to get them going.
It works out of the box with Jaws, I don't know for NVDA or on other
systems than windows. However, at the beginning, it isn't simple: you
have a lot of windows, panels, tree views, and associated shortcuts to
go from one to another quickly. If I remember correctly, someone on this
list has written a list of things to know to be effective with eclipse.
I'm developing in Java at work, so I'm using the plugin specialized for
the Spring framework.
For git, the plugin is built-in I believe. IN the project view, you can
see on which branch you are, what is its status, and which files are
locally modified or in conflict. You also have a few commands in the
menus to pull/push/merge/etc. but for this I prefer using the
command-line. It works also with SVN.
For dev server, I no longer using a plugin, but at my previous work I
was using something that let you start an integrated tomcat server.
There was an additional tab after console, errors, problems, etc. to
control and configure it. Unfortunately I don't remember if it was
built-in or its name.
For preview in a browser, I have no idea, but I'm pretty sure it exists,
since sometimes you can get help and the topics are presented in a
browser window where you can use usual screen reader quick navigation
keys to read through the pages.
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