Bring Java into the VisualAge - Use our award-winning visual programming paradigm or edit code through multiple browsers (application source and JDK) - your choice.
Unlock the power of Java - With the VisualAge
for Java programming environment you can build 100% Pure Java applications,
applets and JavaBean components .
Start easily; grow quickly - Want to learn Java? The development
environment
gets you there. Need advanced functionality?
VisualAge delivers.
Manage your application - The automatic
version control in VisualAge for Java
makes it easy to go back to a working version of your code.
Say good-bye to files - Object-oriented development environment organizes
your
programs in logical elements: projects, packages, classes, and methods.
... and say good-bye to compiles - Speed
through development. By managing
dependencies, VisualAge provides instant incremental compile when you save code.
Don't code; connect with VisualAge for Java.
Make time your ally
Using the VisualAge for Java Rapid Application Development environment saves you
time and eliminates frustration by allowing you to change or modify the logic of
an application while in the debug or test phase. It enables instant code edit
and incremental compiles of classes, methods, and data members from multiple language sensitive browsers that automatically position the cursor in the corresponding source code.
The VisualAge object-oriented programming environment has automatic source and version control, allowing the developer to manage Java projects. This allows a developer to quickly modify and extend applications in response to multiple customer requirement
s and requests. It also allows them to rebuild any level of their application, from prototype through to deployed code to reduce the time taken in debugging production level code.
Best Visual Designer on the Planet*
VisualAge for Java provides a Visual Composition Editor, enabling you to assemble applets, applications and beans from pre-selected controls on the palette. Drag kit controls of the Java AWT (Abstract Windowing Tool) from the palette and visually drop th
em on the canvas to generate user interface Java code using the award-winning VisualAge programming paradigm.
The Visual Composition Editor is also Beans based. A simple Import of any JavaBean into the builder allows the programmer to wire the bean into an application. PC Week Labs (April 14,1997) found IBM's Visual Composition Editor an intuitive tool, likely
to be a strong competitor.
