Re: What's the best IDE to develop Java apps for Mac and Windows?

• Subject: Re: What's the best IDE to develop Java apps for Mac and Windows?
• From: Robert Koberg <email@hidden>
• Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 17:21:08 -0500
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Steve Roy <email@hidden> writes:

The longer I live in the Java world and the more I feel that Java
developers in general are way more religious about their tools than is
generally healthy.

I don't see how this follows from the discussion upthread, which
seemed fairly cool-headed, but ...

The same can be said about Java projects in general. The code and the
frameworks are more important the product and the problems they solve.

I don't think you go far enough here.  Certainly the MS/.Net people I
know are, for the most part, as attached to their tools as Java people
are to theirs.   It does seem strange, doesn't it?

It seems strange that a discussion like this pops up in an Apple group.

kettle? pot here. :)

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