For the writers of Sienfeld the rule was: "No hugging, no learning".
For the writers of Idea the rule should be: "Refactoring Editor; No GUI builder, no Wizards". Keep the rules in mind and you won't alienate your fans. -Mark "Fedor Karpelevitch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I have heard a number of times from other people and I can say the same > for myself that IDEA is often liked by people who generally DO NOT like > IDEs which is definitely a sign of how much it stands out. > > -- > fedor > > Arun Batchu wrote: > > There was an interesting thread on Borland's Jbuilder newsgroup praising > > IDEA. > > An interesting observation made by one of the guys was : > > > > "Having just returned from JavaOne, I was surprised how much buzz there was > > over IntelliJ's IDEA Java IDE. Even James Gosling (definitely an old school > > EMACS type coder) mentioned he had started working with IDEs and his current > > favorite was IDEA. > > " > > > > Kudos guys and thanks for a wonderful IDE. > > > > arun > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
