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http://www.orsa-studio.com/ph

philip142au — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 23:22:12 -0400

http://www.orsa-studio.com/phptaco/

hi, what's PHP Taco,

mr_a_ton — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 05:36:14 -0400

hi, what's PHP Taco, framework, CMS, or other?

where i can download it?

Not familiar with

manricorazzi — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 03:26:06 -0400

Not familiar with "NotBeans", but... nomen omen, don't you think? ;)

(forgive me for the bad pun)

I didn't get the right feeling with NetBeans, so far, though I'm trying to get back to it recently to have a look at its Rails tools (<--- oh, no, another of those nasty Ruby zealots! throw him out of here! ;)

My last five years with Eclipse convinced me that it is a superior alternative to competitors like JBuilder or Idea (not to mention JDeveloper); of course this is a rather personal point of view: I admit it has become as comfortable as an old pair of shoes, but I've seen others move to [My]Eclipse and find themselves at ease.

As for vi... well, if you meant "vim" at least, and if you really don't need the tools Eclipse has to offer I think there's no match: a bunch of kilobytes against a humongous 600 megs, text mode against WIMP (useful for remote editing)... I suggest you try emacs, though.

And if you were implying that you would rather user vi (or raw hexadecimal whistling into a modem, for that matters) than Eclipse, instead... well, that's a little exaggerated, isn't it? :)

In my Team, we are using

cheinzmann — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 13:49:20 -0400

In my Team, we are using MyEclipse for 2 year and the results are very good, our team are developing WEB and SWING applications and MyEclipse have the best tools for both kinds of applications.

I think that MyEclipse is a very good product with and Excellent price.

Best,

Claudio

John;MyEclipse is much more

jenseck — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:27:39 -0400

John;

MyEclipse is much more than a bundle of plugins. Over 250,000 man-hours have been put into MyEclipse to incorporate not only open source technology, but also proprietary material. As a brief example, MyEclipse Ajax/Web 2.0 tools are completely written in-house. As a hybrid example, we have open source technologies we have incorporated in ways no one else has, like the Matisee Swing GUI designer from NetBeans.

To be frank, most developers can grab a"bunch of plugins" and add it to Eclipse. Even easier, they are now using Genuitec's free Pulse tool. But, the integration and addition of cross-functionality between the popular technologies in MyEclipse creates an unparalleled integrated environment. Many of the commentors in this thread have their favorite features, and I would invite you to try MyEclipse to see the difference.

Drop me a note to jens AT genuitec.com. I'd be happy to chat with you further or point you in a direction so you can most easily see the differences between Eclipse and MyEclipse. We compete directly with tools like RAD and Workshop in the tool realm, but at a competitive price point of only $30 or $60 year as opposed to thousands. These products are obviously much more than Eclipse + plugins, as is MyEclipse.

I hope you'll take a peek and download a free 30-day trial. I'd truly be interested in your thoughts on the product.

Best,

Jens - MyEclipse

Isn MyEclipse just vanilla

john.wise — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 10:11:31 -0400

Isn MyEclipse just vanilla Eclipse with a bunch of plugins, or are those plugins only available in MyEclipse?

Using it for managing EJB

netguy — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:04:10 -0400

Using it for managing EJB development over JBoss App Server.

Excellent package with affordable price, leaves fewer wrinkles on my face :-)

manricorazzi wrote: Are you

jwenting — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:04:08 -0400

manricorazzi wrote:

Are you kidding me? Is there anybody out there trying to develop anything J2EE without MyEclipse?

Except their soooooooo Web 1.0 personal home page with a photo of their cat as repeated background, that is...

Maybe not people using Notbeans, but I'd rather use VI than Eclipse (no matter what plugins it has) for most purposes.

I would rather use MyEclipse

billfly — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:42:46 -0400

I would rather use MyEclipse 6.5 Enterprise Workbench to develop Struts applications than to use RAD v6. After I get the Struts app to running, I copy it to RAD6, change the controlle server, and now I have a WebSphere Portal application to deploy. I have not tried the Blue edition yet. It is supposed to be even closer to RAD v6, and much easier to use than RAD.

An excellent package at a

eddhis — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 02:49:46 -0400

An excellent package at a great price!

Having previously only worked using vanilla Eclipse the switch to MyEclipse was a pleasant suprise. Lots of nice stuff that makes development easier.

My eclipse was one of the

pr75471 — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 17:21:29 -0400

My eclipse was one of the best decision for productivity in my last Job, we simplofy a lot of solow processes, and got a good integration with Weblogic.

It woudl be great to have a integration with GCJ ...

MyEclipse will make me a

amrlafi — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:12:19 -0400

MyEclipse will make me a happy man ,one license please !

Excelent product for

manojshopping@yahoo.com — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:51:29 -0400

Excelent product for productive development in short development life cycle.

Are you kidding me? Is there

manricorazzi — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 06:30:29 -0400

Are you kidding me? Is there anybody out there trying to develop anything J2EE without MyEclipse?

Except their soooooooo Web 1.0 personal home page with a photo of their cat as repeated background, that is...

;-)

Jokes apart: MyEclipse is damn good, "THE" box of sharp (though sometimes heavy) tools every professional requires to accomplish her/his tasks.

talking about new Maven 2

theanuradha — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 02:03:54 -0400

talking about new Maven 2 support netbeans has far more support than MyEclipse provide. They better check http://wiki.netbeans.org/MavenBestPractices. So Why I use MyEclipse than Netbeans ?