Originally posted by BigDaddyLH
Eclipse vs. NetBeans
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Originally posted by PlaterHaha yup, I couldn't think of the name offhand, but GridBagLayout was the "best" layoutmanager I had found. Now I don't even do java anymore so it also no longer matters. Bwahaha.
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Originally posted by r035198xI don't do .NET anymore too so there.
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but they have crippled it for MS Windows environments only. IMHO that was the
only thing that made the JVM valuable.
What they didn't do however was widen the .NET definition so it could easily
handle, say, MI of implementation (the JVM is targeted towards SI of implementation
as well). Their 'managed C++' implementation is laughable at best now. I have
played a bit with a SmallTalk implementation for the .NET platform: laughable as
well. Microsoft has sure let a great opportunity slip there.
kind regards,
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But, and uncharactoristi cally I must say, Microsoft gave away their CLR/CLI to the open source community. (Thus begat Mono)
Three years of java was enough for me. Now it's just a far far backburner leisure activity.... which be pushed to the forefront in my company drops windows.
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