Switch to NetBeans IDE
April 1, 2005 on 4:38 pm | In Java |NetBeans has a Switch campaign similar to that of Apple. It aims to entice developers into adopting its IDE. As for me, I am already a convert. See my screencast of a demo done in NetBeans.
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It seems like everyone’s talking about switching IDEs. Check out this story about one guy switching from Eclipse to IDEA: http://javablogs.com/Jump.action?id=207102
Comment by Rob Harwood — 5 April 2005 #
What (please!) did you use to make that screencast?
Dave
Comment by Dave Boyd — 6 April 2005 #
The software I used is called Wink (please google the name).
Comment by Eddy — 6 April 2005 #