Java Studio Creator Reviews
- New and Noteworthy: Web Apps, WYSIWYG
Software Development - 04/01/06
In a very positive "quick take" on Java Studio Creator 2, Rick Wayne compared the new tool to Eclipse by stating how it is positioned to Web developers, and highlighting the fact that it is available for free. Rick offered the opinion that Creator 2 is a strong option for developers focused on Web applications, as he stated, "where it really shines is building Web applications (including portlet-enabled ones) out of Java Server Faces, databases and Enterprise Java Beans in a WYSIWYG manner."
- SMBs Should Take Note of Sun's Java Studio Creator 2
Java Developer's Journal - 03/26/06
This very comprehensive and positive review by Jason Halla compared Java Studio Creator 2 to Visual Studio and Dreamweaver, stating "JSC2 more comprehensive from a J2EE perspective than what you would expect from Dreamweaver by allowing JSC2 users to tap directly into business logic and data represented by EJBs, Web services, or databases using a drag-and-drop paradigm." He described the usability and visual capabilities as "polished", further stating "I appreciated the fact that Sun took the visual approach to its logical conclusion in Java Studio Creator, working this concept into each of the main IDE features."
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- Sun Java Studio Creator 2
CRN - 03/06/06
This short "take" on Java Studio Creator 2 by Mario Morejon highlighted the major new features of Java Studio Creator 2. In addition, based upon his use of the product, Mario offered his very positive opinion that Creator "wins out over Eclipse on drag-and-drop development, code organization and component development."
- Java Creator 2 Offers Across the Board Improvement
Developer.com - 02/02/06
In this detailed review of Java Studio Creator 2, author Dick Wall evangelized about the new version of the tool that "anyone who is thinking of jumping ship to one of the new breed of dynamic language-based Web UI creation systems" should consider." He covered key features like components, virtual forms and HTTP monitor. He also espoused AJAX support in Java Studio Creator 2, stating "So, AJAX is really hot, but a bit hard and labor intensive. This sounds like a perfect place to apply Java components. Indeed, this is exactly what Creator is doing in version 2.0."
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