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I know it's not serious, but the answer is "sometimes".
I've written Netbeans plugins, and used Netbeans for it. From my understanding, many of the core Netbeans Devs certainly used to use Netbeans for Netbeans related Dev, once it'd passed a sensible stage.
However, I've also done work with BlueJ, and I certainly didn't use BlueJ for that. -
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The first time you code a new IDE, you're still gonna need another IDE to use it but as your IDE matures you can use the IDE you built to build the next version of your IDE. So yes, people sometimes does use the very tool they create. -
nam178875795yYes.
The visual studio team at Microsoft uses Visual Studio to develop Visual Studio.
When you click "Launch", Visual Studio launches anther Visual Studio (the one being developed)
Some of their stuff are open source, I played with them.
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