Java IDE choices

[Mitchell Morris <mm...@mindspring.com>]

Having seen a few posts claiming that JBuilder is the "Worst.Tool.Ever!!!1!"
and knowing that my own opinion is that JBuilder suits me quite well, I'm
curious to know what specific complaints people have about it.For the sake
of level-setting, let me state that I paid for and use the SE version, so
it's possible that things I think are wonderful and shiny are missing from
the free-to-download versions that other people might be using.

What (specifically, if you will) makes JBuilder so distasteful? Any answer
that involves not having "vi" key bindings will be personally unacceptable
to me, but may be useful for other readers.



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Re: Java IDE choices

[Robert McIntosh <ro...@bull-enterprises.com>]

I used JBuilder from 2.0 to 6.0 and loved it. I have also used VAJ 4 and 
absolutely hated it. I now use Eclipse 2 and it is as close to the 
JBuilder 'experience' as I have currently found and not have to pay for 
it :-)

I haven't used the new JBs since I work for a different company now, but 
I have friends that still use and love it. I was never into most of 
their wizards and deploy tools, but used it more as a project 
management, source code tool. Their code insight is still my favorite...

Robert

Mitchell Morris wrote:

>Having seen a few posts claiming that JBuilder is the "Worst.Tool.Ever!!!1!"
>and knowing that my own opinion is that JBuilder suits me quite well, I'm
>curious to know what specific complaints people have about it.For the sake
>of level-setting, let me state that I paid for and use the SE version, so
>it's possible that things I think are wonderful and shiny are missing from
>the free-to-download versions that other people might be using.
>
>What (specifically, if you will) makes JBuilder so distasteful? Any answer
>that involves not having "vi" key bindings will be personally unacceptable
>to me, but may be useful for other readers.
>
>
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[IDE War] Java IDE choices

[Emmanuel Boudrant <b7...@yahoo.fr>]

"Les gouts et les couleurs ne se discutent pas"

If somebody can translate this expression in English ;)




 --- Mitchell Morris <mm...@mindspring.com> a écrit : > Having seen a few posts claiming that
JBuilder is the "Worst.Tool.Ever!!!1!"
> and knowing that my own opinion is that JBuilder suits me quite well, I'm
> curious to know what specific complaints people have about it.For the sake
> of level-setting, let me state that I paid for and use the SE version, so
> it's possible that things I think are wonderful and shiny are missing from
> the free-to-download versions that other people might be using.
> 
> What (specifically, if you will) makes JBuilder so distasteful? Any answer
> that involves not having "vi" key bindings will be personally unacceptable
> to me, but may be useful for other readers.
> 
> 
> 
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