By daniel
via blogbeebe.blogspot.com
Published: Feb 15 2007 / 10:34
I've been using NetBeans for a while now, starting with version 4.2 in beta. One of NetBeans' key selling points (in my not-so-humble-opinion) is Java GUI building with Matisse. That feature continues to be quite powerful and unrivaled, especially for a free-as-in-beer IDE. I even wrote a lovely paean to the wonders of NetBeans and why I moved away away from Eclipse to NetBeans. Now, it looks like I may have to eat some of those tastefully written words.
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