The wonderful world of shell scripts

[reds4ever]

Originally posted by alva
Isn't Jbuilder free anymore??

I dunno, I don't tend to concern myself with conventional pricing schemes where software is concerned.

[alva]

Break the man's system dude.

[Zulu Elephant]

Originally posted by reds4ever


yeah, get JBuilder (the older versions are really cheap and probably have all you'll need to start with) and a good book on java.

If I were you i'd give up on this thread, the geeks have taken over and are engaged in a bout of nerdy one-up-manship.

No ones been taking any notice of you since the middle of page 1

OK. Downloading JBuilder Foundation and then I'll take it from there

Thanks a lot

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by alva
Isn't Jbuilder free anymore??

Be warned that it is an awfull IDE though.

JBuilder X personal edition is still free. It's not awful - maybe you used one of the really early versions.

[aneeshm]

Re: Re: Re: The wonderful world of shell scripts

Originally posted by Atahualpa


There's nothing better than having a beer and watch your set of shell scripts do all the work for you. Cheers!

That is why I love real shells - they allow me to be lazy . Yay for lazy sysadmins ( especially if they happen to be me ) !

[alva]

Originally posted by Urban Ranger


JBuilder X personal edition is still free. It's not awful - maybe you used one of the really early versions.

Nope, that's the one I used.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Atahualpa
Besides I'd recommend C# over Java.

Hm, I don't see a lot of devlopment jobs requiring C# skill, while at least 50% are Java.

YMMV.

[Atahualpa]

Oh I didn't know that he's wanting to get a job in the field...