This is fabulous. I always hated that we had to manage the licensing and activation hassles Instantiations put in there. Even as a paid product with less hurdles to overcome this would have been a huge step forward, but for free this is absolutely fabulous!
WindowBuilder Pro is one of the most awesome tools in the Eclipse world I know of. Have been using it for years now. I'm hoping to see a version of WindowBuilder that includes support for Vaadin (http://vaadin.com/home).
Won't switch to Eclipse anyway! I continue using IntelliJ even after this major upgrade, Eclipse is still decades behind IntelliJ in terms of usability and productivity.
This is awesome! Used the tools since 2005 and will continue to use them. Big thanks to Eric, Dan, Kosta and all the Russian gang that started that. Thanks to Google, of cause, for generosity. This is really bold move! I would love to see one day community contribution, to make it even better. May be joining Eclipse.org or contributing the code to ... VE? Just joking. :-)
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It would be great if the source could be released for at least the native code components. I tested the Windowbuilder on Solaris X86 and the Swing part works, just not SWT which must have the native dependencies.
I'd be happy to port the native code parts to Solaris X86.
Thanks Google! Thanks to GWT, Roo and GWT Designer I finally have enough arguments when discussing should we do it in java or .net. WYSIWYG editor was the missing piece.
This is fantastic news! One thing I would really like to see (if possible) is a set of Ant tasks to enable running audits/metrics from automated builds (CruiseControl, etc.)
Is this free only for developers? What if I sell my software? Is there cost or commercial license? What is the price? Please help me someone who knows the subject. This is very important...
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ReplyDeleteIt would be great if the source could be released for at least the native code components. I tested the Windowbuilder on Solaris X86 and the Swing part works, just not SWT which must have the native dependencies.
I'd be happy to port the native code parts to Solaris X86.
Thanks Google! Thanks to GWT, Roo and GWT Designer I finally have enough arguments when discussing should we do it in java or .net. WYSIWYG editor was the missing piece.
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This is fantastic news! One thing I would really like to see (if possible) is a set of Ant tasks to enable running audits/metrics from automated builds (CruiseControl, etc.)
ReplyDeleteAny chance of this happening?
Great news! GWT Designer + Spring Roo would make a great combination, hope to seem smooth integration in this area.
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ReplyDeleteAny answer about the question raised by "Darkman" above?
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