By codebeach
via blog.codebeach.com
Submitted: Nov 24 2009 / 15:38
Over the past 10 years, Java IDEs have evolved from Symantec's Visual Cafe to Eclipse and NetBeans of today. During this evolution, Java IDEs have added a large number of features, flexibility, and complexity. PremiumSoft's NaviCoder takes aim at these higher end Java IDEs with an easier to use IDE.
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Comments
shanonmcquay replied ago:
How does this constitute a review?
-1 For failing to mention a single thing it does better than other IDEs other than restrict users to windows.
Alex Davies-Moore replied ago:
Not sure what this gives me over eclipse, netbeans or idea...
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