The project looks like it pricked its finger on a poison needle about two years ago though. I would guess that it wasn't going to work with a recent build of firebird;)
Get rid of the developers who need IDEs
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Your fearless leader was actually asking how to speed up development, and standardising on a new tool is not likely to help.
Real coders don't need IDEs (though IDEA does look nice). Actually, I use J++, but only as a text editor, Ant is my development environment.
When I get an upgrade to my machine, I might try switching to one of the slower IDEs and hope I don't notice, and then I will be able to make variables called Delegate and Multicast again.
Gosh - well, when I wrote my honours thesis I wrote it in troff (mostly on my macintosh at home) and was then able to print out lovely postscript instead of crappy ms-word.
Using troff was about one the best things to come out of that year. Give it a try. Learning how to put error bars on my graphs was fun.
It's not about worrying about what the hex value for sky blue is, it's about worrying about quality and control.
So everyone, add spook.lines to your outgoing money transfers.
^ https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/etc/spook.lines
Listen to me people, I've got to tell you, Meat House is JERKY! [ref Heather Smith in Winter issue of Meatpaper, via Harpers, May 2010].
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There is an xpi mozilla based client at
;)
http://pueblo.mozdev.org/index.html
The project looks like it pricked its finger on a poison needle about two years ago though. I would guess that it wasn't going to work with a recent build of firebird
Your fearless leader was actually asking how to speed up development, and standardising on a new tool is not likely to help.
Real coders don't need IDEs (though IDEA does look nice). Actually, I use J++, but only as a text editor, Ant is my development environment.
When I get an upgrade to my machine, I might try switching to one of the slower IDEs and hope I don't notice, and then I will be able to make variables called Delegate and Multicast again.
Gosh - well, when I wrote my honours thesis I wrote it in troff (mostly on my macintosh at home) and was then able to print out lovely postscript instead of crappy ms-word.
Using troff was about one the best things to come out of that year. Give it a try. Learning how to put error bars on my graphs was fun.
It's not about worrying about what the hex value for sky blue is, it's about worrying about quality and control.