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Borland JBuilder 5 for Mac OS X

updated 01:10 pm EDT, Mon May 21, 2001

 
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Borland JBuilder 5 for Mac OS X, a Java development environment, is being previewed in beta form at this week's Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). JBuilder 5 offers visual development tools for creating Java 2 applications, and integrates Web, XML and database application development with a scalable and productive Java development environment. The final version is expected to be released later this year.


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    when?

    yess!! Please Borland, release it. Please!!!

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    Whatever

    More Java news than OS X news.

    Java lives in it's own little world.

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    Crack Dealers

    I've decided that Borland and Webgain are like crack dealers. Their Java IDEs (JBuilder and Visual Cafe [formerly from Symantec], respectively) start reasonably priced, much less that Metrowerks CodeWarrior, but they quickly jump up. Take a little hit of their "Personal" edition...it's just $99. You like that? Fork over $1000 for the "Professional" version of JBuilder...come on, now your hooked, how 'bout $3000 for the "Enterprise" version?...Now your a junie, cough up $6000 for the "Enterprise Studio" version. First hit of Visual Cafe is just $99, but your habit could cost as much as $5000.

    Just say no!

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    Crack Dealers

    I've decided that Borland and Webgain are like crack dealers. Their Java IDEs (JBuilder and Visual Cafe [formerly from Symantec], respectively) start reasonably priced, much less that Metrowerks CodeWarrior, but they quickly jump up. Take a little hit of their "Personal" edition...it's just $99. You like that? Fork over $1000 for the "Professional" version of JBuilder...come on, now your hooked, how 'bout $3000 for the "Enterprise" version?...Now your a junie, cough up $6000 for the "Enterprise Studio" version. First hit of Visual Cafe is just $99, but your habit could cost as much as $5000.

    Just say no!

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    Help!

    I can't post!

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    Marco!

    Polo!

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