🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks to all of you that answered my post.  I think that I will
keep it simple and cheap for right now. I'd rather learn what has
to be done before I have an IDE do it automatically for me. That
worked best for me when I learned some C++. I'll keep the other
ideas handy so if later on I do decide to invest a hand full of
cash on a full power piece of software.

BTW, I learned alot by just reading all the posts.


On Mon, 10 Jan 2000 22:04:10 GMT, txpyro@flush.net (TX PYRO)
wrote:

>I am enrolled in a university Computer Science I class.  The
>instructor told us we could use any version of Java to develop
>our programs as long as it still compiled and ran correctly on
>the Sun OS-5 based university system. He was real vague.
>
>The last Comp Sci I class I took was at another university and it
>covered C++.  The development software was an ancient Digital
>Equipment Corp version with a PC emulator shell.  I bought Visual
>C++ and it made life much easier.
>
>I'm looking into Visual J++ 6.0 STD, JBuilder 3 STD, or any other
>software for that matter.  The more user friendly the better
>(I've just started learning).  Any recommendations or opinions
>would be greatly appreciated?
>
>txpyro@flAsh.net