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A First Look At Red Hat Developer Studio
juanignaciosl writes "The first beta of Red Hat Developer Studio was published yesterday. RHDS seems promising. This IDE is a bunch of Eclipse plugins that comes from the fusion of JBoss IDE and Exadel Studio. The main advantages it offers are: JSF development improved, in particular integrating RichFaces and Ajax4JSF libraries; Seam (next J2EE middleware standard?) integration; and plugins for JBoss, Hibernate... Here are my first impressions."
RAM, NIC, HDD, XHTML, CSS, XML, PNG, JPEG, BSD, et cetera ad nauseum.
Seriously, do these acronyms mean anything to anyone?
In case you may have never considered it, people actually involved with these technologies may actually know what they mean and do.
Yes, I am a smart ass; it's better than the alternative.
Promising and Eclipse in the same sentence? Say it isn't so!
I have seen many companies try to build development environments out of Eclipse, but I've yet to see one that doesn't suck so hard that it makes developers scream for mercy.
To be fair, it could just be the plugins. Maybe it is actually possible to extend Eclipse into something that doesn't suck. I just haven't seen it happen yet.
I bit overwrought for some crudy web pages pages, don't you think? One thing Java got right is the buzzwords. After 13 years of hype it is still slow! What amazes me is that there are always newbies ready to lap it up. What ever happened to Struts or one of the other dozens of Java API's that weight down Java developer bookshelves? I'm glad I do embedded work.
an ill wind that blows no good