| [ANN] Instantiations Acquires SWT Designer Technology [message #100111] |
Tue, 30 September 2003 14:56  |
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Originally posted by: mark_johnson.instantiations.com
SWT Designer is a tool that will help software developers easily create
powerful, rich client user interfaces for a Java applications.
Instantiations has acquired SWT Designer from its author, Konstantin
Scheglov. Konstantin will have an ongoing technical relationship with
Instantiations and will assist in the design and implementation of future
GUI building products.
"SWT Designer shows a level of productivity that is directly on par
with what
Visual Basic is renowned for, but it's all in Java and it appears to
be both
solid and useful." -- Rick Ross, Javalobby (www.javalobby.org)
SWT Designer is built as a plugin to Eclipse. Using WYSIWYG layout tools,
you don't need to write any lines of java code - the code will be generated
for you by the Designer. You can easily add any control to a composite by
using drag-and-drop, add an event handler to your controls, change various
properties of controls using property editors and much more. Generated code
doesn't require any additional non-SWT library to compile and run: all of
the generated code can be used without having the designer installed.
SWT Designer is available immediately for Eclipse 2.1, Eclipse 3.0(M3) and
IBM WebSphere Studio 5.1 running on Windows 2000/XP or Linux/GTK2. The price
per developer for SWT Designer is $199. For a limited time, Eclipse
newsgroup users can get a 25% discount ($149) when purchasing SWT Designer.
To take advantage of this offer, go to the Order page on
www.instantiations.com/swt-designer and enter this coupon code: ECLP030930.
There is also a free trial version of SWT Designer available on the web
site.
Instantiations
Product Home: http://www.instantiations.com/swt-desinger
Web Demos: http://www.instantiations.com/swt-designer/demos.html
User Guide: http://www.instantiations.com/swt-designer/docs.html
Download: http://www.instantiations.com/swt-designer/download.html
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| Re: [ANN] Instantiations Acquires SWT Designer Technology [message #101745 is a reply to message #101457] |
Mon, 06 October 2003 14:09  |
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Originally posted by: glongman.intelligentworks.nospam.com
We bought a version of FogBugz way back when and it included the source
code. (ASP based so I guess they had to).
Dunno if they still do that.
http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBUGZ/
Geoff
"Ed Burnette" <ed.burnette@REMOVE.THIS.sas.com> wrote in message
news:blqaci$ins$1@eclipse.org...
> No, they're mostly providing support or repackaging software that you can
> get for free from other places. I'm referring to code for a commercial,
> proprietary product, developed by paid staff programmers, yet the source
is
> made available for anyone to look at under a restrictive license (not CPL
or
> GPL, etc.). Does that make sense? The closest thing I can think of is the
> Microsoft MFC libraries but that's part of a larger product (Visual
Studio)
> for which source is not available. Some component libraries come with
source
> but that's really required to use the library. Id releases their source
but
> only after the next version is out.
>
> "Alvin Thompson" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
> news:3F7E3BE4.7020505@nowhere.com...
> > umm... Redhat, Debian, et al?
> >
> > -alvin
>
>
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