Article:		Ten Things I Dig About Xcode
Subject:		it's a shame...that you are a moron.
Date:		2003-12-06 08:54:18
From:		anonymous2
Response to: it's a shame..
C, C++, and Objective C are not proprietary languages. Java's APIs are no more free or open than Win32 or Cocoa. GnuStep is a free implementation of Cocoa/NextStep; WINE is a free implementation of Win32. Have the GNU folks gotten around to building a free implementation of Swing yet? JDBC? JNDI? Enough with the self-righteous, anti-proprietary posturing. You act as if you're interested in libré, but all you really want is free beer, perhaps cross platform free beer.

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• it's a shame...that you are a moron.
  2004-01-02 16:28:01  anonymous2 [Reply | View]
  
  
  I agree no one would right a quality OS X application using Java & Swing. They lack the performance or feel of a native app OS X Cocoa app. Take one look at the Java API source and you will see it's a complete hack with it's heavyweight and lightweight peer scheme.
  
  I have developed a comercial quality application with Xcode/ObjC/Cocoa. XCode and Cocoa deliver.
  
  
  
  
  

• it's a shame...that you are a moron.
  2004-02-28 13:45:44  heljen [Reply | View]
  
  
  It takes a moron to call someone a moron.
  
  There's no royalty fee on using Swing or JDBC. And do you even know what JNDI is?
  
  Sun does charge a license fee for their application server though.
  
  If you're a diehard C or C++ evangelist then I forgive your ignorance. If not, please inform yourself before going hemroid about it.