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nOn Sat, 23 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
At about $800.00 AUD (roughly=$395.00 USD) I'd forget all
about idea ... what about some ide's with sensible prices? I
realised JBuilder was a waste of time after using it for
years, and
Did you actually try it out or did you just check the prices? If you
spend more than one hour a day writing java, I would say that IDEA is
worth that money, even if it has to come from my own pockets.
Naturally I would always try to get someone else to pay for it, such as
my employer, but that
On Sat, 23 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At about $800.00 AUD (roughly=$395.00 USD)
I'd forget all about idea ... what about
some ide's with sensible prices? I realised
*looks at from header, notes orion-interest*
Um, dude... you're using a commercial product. Why? Typically, because the
I use Visual Slick Edit ant really like it. It is pretty simple, supports
vi, emacs, cua, etc... emulation, does tagging for java, jsp, html, xml,
c/c++, and syntax highlighting. One thing I really like is that it doesn't
lock you in to a certain JDK, you can install a new JDK and re-create
I have been following this discussion with much interest since I recently
set out to re-evaluate Java IDEs - particularly for J2EE. Based on the
recent JDJ poll located here:
http://www.sys-con.com/java/readerschoice2002/liveupdate.cfm?cat=J2EE
it would seem that a lot of folks like JBuilder.
I personally have been using idea for a couple weeks - It's a great app.
The price is a little over the top - $400? Sorry, but I don't have the
extra cash to pony up for it - as for work, JBuilder is the standard, so
that's not an option. I've used a lot of them - Jbuilder, Forte,
NetBeans, but I
I use Codeguide from Omnicore.
[ http://www.omnicore.com/htmls/codeguide.html ]
If you like Idea you will like this too. And it's cheaper.
Bernhard Broo
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Clay
Mitchell
Gesendet: Samstag,
Hi Joe,
I usually build tools to build tools so I mostly can't afford
to accept other people's design philosophies. Thus the tools of
choice for me are the simplest because they have the least
conceptual overhead. Put it like this, I am NOT interested in
making the most out of something like
You can't afford $400?!? where the hell are all you
cheap bastards working that you can't scrape up $400?
I think you all need to focus a little harder on
working and spending less time looking at porn; then
maybe you could get a job that would afford you a
salary that gives you disposable
