Eclipse Here I come

Its official now!, I've started of the first phase of migration of all my Java Code from JBuilder to Eclipse. It is definately the best open source IDE around. I was really impressed by the functional / user-friendly design as well the level of customizability the user is allowed. With the availability of numerous plug-in's, it gives the power no other IDE can match. Obviously I am really excited about it, lets see how long it keeps my interested.
Well I am really having an overdose of IDE's, but then when you are simultaneously developing in 3 separate languages, I guess that doesnt leave you with much a choice, does it? . Since monday I've started work on a project using .NET, already working on a project using Java and another piece of work where I develop using PL/SQL. Its been fun so far, since I've never worked in any Microsoft Development Environment. I must say that the user-interface design of .NET is good, but then moving from the Java world to the .NET world is going to be confusing.
Also I am assuming that this is the last blog for the month. Nothing to assume, this is definately the last blog for the month.