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RE: Forte for Java |
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Java
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Topic:
RE: Forte for Java|
Author: Danny Dorris |
Time: 15.11.2000 03:48 |
Text:
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Have you heard about "SUN Forte for Java"?
How is this compared to MS Visual Java or Borland Java Builder? I found this on the SUN site http://www.sun.com/forte/ffj/ce/ and it seems alright but have anyone heard anything about it or tried it? O have never used MS Visual Java or Borland Java Builder, but I have used Forte. It seemed like a decent IDE, but it was extremely resource hungry. I think it was written entirely in Java. I was using it on a 450 mghz/128 MB RAM computer and it was way too sluggish for my tastes. -- Danny Dorris |
Message threads
| Topic: | Author: | Time: |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Forte for Java | Frank Olav Karlsen | 14.11.2000 16:48 | |
| RE: Forte for Java | Danny Dorris | 15.11.2000 03:48 | |
| RE: Forte for Java | Hasani Hunter | 02.12.2000 19:31 |
