vendredi janvier 19, 2007

Machines virtuelles, portabilité réelle
Et si on mettait le dernier graphique de Fred Cavazza en perspective avec les propos de Elliotte Rusty Harold qui bashe SWT?
En attendant Apollo, il reste XUL et NetBeans Platform/Java... Tutorial, FAQ, blog et livre sur le sujet.

( janv. 19 2007, 09:46:12 AM CET ) Permalink

Who said "for the first time I feel like NetBeans is ready for prime time"?
You trust some people more than others because they've been a reference for many years. I've read some of Elliotte Rusty Harold's books (XML in a nutshell, ...), I really like the ideas in XOM (it takes courage to start something like this), I like his contrarian postures (Java interfaces are evil!), and Cafe au Lait Java News and Resources was really my way of reading the technical news before I took the RSS Reader plunge a few years back.

Well, after trying a couple of times in the past, Elliotte has some nice things to say about NetBeans 5.5, its stability, its look-and-feel (all is not good or else it wouldn't be Elharo). Congratulations to the NetBeans team!

( janv. 19 2007, 12:26:46 AM CET ) Permalink