10-23-2012, 12:27 PM
brandonio21 Wrote:If you use Eclipse, you can also check out WindowBuilder (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder/">http://www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder/</a><!-- m -->), which will allow you to design Java applications much like Visual Studio does.Let me tell you something; After you've figured out all those layouts, pure code will shortly become almost the same as drag 'n' drop. I must say that making applications using pure code is pretty simple. I haven't even watched tutorials on it; I just scrolled through someone's code and got it all figured out. However, if it's easier and better for you (and any other person) to use window builder, all I can say is: Suit yourself.
manishshrestha60 Wrote:For me VB I use it a lot more than a javaVB.NET is not bad, but with Java, you can create platform-independent applications. It means that it can run on any OS.
Also known as Rocketalypse.
System.out.println("I prefer Java.");
System.out.println("I prefer Java.");