Re: Newbie wants to get started
- From: Lance Bennett <iee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 00:12:00 +0100
John,
Eclipse is the way things are going. I believe even JBuilder from Borland is going to be based on Eclipse going forward so this seems to be the one to stick with.
With regard to mapping applications how graphically intensive are intending to be as SWING can be a bit slow. I have done some DEM stuff and am currently working on Java optimisation, but there may be better ways forward determined predominantly by the architecture.
Hope this helps
Lance
rcd2951 wrote:
Howdy:
I'm new at Java (buthave done alot of Fortran, Basic, Pascal, Modula2 & various assembler programming)
I'd like to get started with Java, and wondered what IDE I should use (ECLIPSE, JBuilder, BlueJay, etc).
My interest is in mapping applications (OpenMap), Radio Frequency modeling, simulation & analysis tools like Radio Mobile, TAP, Hertz Warfare, etc.
Any pointers would be welcome
Thanks & TTYL
john pearson
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