Java Studio Chapter 2 -
[Cached Version]
Published on: 8/20/1999
Last Visited: 8/14/2000
by Lynn Weaver and Leslie Robertson
This is an excerpt from Java Studio by Example, published by Sun Microsystems Press in June 1998.Java Studio is a visual programming environment not only for end users who do not want to write code, but also for programmers who want to rapidly create prototypes, JavaBeans, or working applications.By saving their Java Studio designs as Beans, programmers can combine designs into larger programs with any development environment that supports JavaBeans.
Some of the advantages of using Java Studio for programming include :.
...
Lynn Weaver is a senior technical writer for a human interface and information design group at Sun Microsystems.She has written user information about multimedia products, Java development tools, relational database products, client-server technologies, and object-oriented programming.She is also the author of the Inside Java WorkShop books.