When I've played around with KDevelop, I've also used Qt Designer for creating
all my windows and widgets. Qt Designer saves your widgets in XML format and
then they're easily incorporated into your KDevelop project. So I guess the
two together would equal a RAD environment?
~M
Quoting Kurt Granroth <
kurt@granroth.org>:
> On Wednesday 25 July 2001 01:24 pm, bradb59 wrote:
> > For those of you who have used it, how does Kdevelop compare to kylix?
> Of
> > course kdevelop is free (as in speech) and the newer versions look
> pretty
> > robust. Any thoughts on this?
>
> I don't think that KDevelop and Kylix are comparable products. KDevelop
> is
> an IDE and Kylix is a RAD toolkit with an IDE. Although I suppose you
>
> *could* compare kdelibs + KDevelop to Kylix....
>
> KDevelop compares to products like MS Visual Studio, CodeWarrier, and
> the
> like.
> --
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