🚀 go-pugleaf

I think the disappointment should be directed toward JBuilder and not
Java.  In fact, if you spend a little time learning to use the
"standard" command line tools provided in the JDK, you might find that
it's easier than trying to fight with the IDE.

BJB
D. wrote in message <36d024c5.8341400@news.karlsruhe.netsurf.de>...
>On Sat, 20 Feb 1999 13:39:10 +1100, Trajano Roberto
><TrajanoRoberto@netscape.net> wrote:
>
>>Has anyone out there experimented with JBuilder and is satisfied
with
>>performance?
>
>I have used Delphi before and I am now a JAVA beginner using JBuilder
>2 :
>
>I am very disappointed of JBuilder. It looks like it has been
>programmed in JAVA and therefore it's SLOW, SLOW, SLOW. Then there
are
>some messed up dialog boxes, starting a project results in popping up
>a DOS-box (indeed the JVM), some changes of the userinterface like
>colors of panels or buttons are not changed with the project and
>online help is also not offering the help you need.
>
>But who knows, maybe that bad program (it won prices) is even the
best
>thing you can get to create JAVA applications/applets - which would
be
>sad.
>
>I am dissapointed of JBuilder 2 and JAVA itself.
>
>D.
>