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That's true on the other hand the state of Java desktop UI frameworks is at best confusing. I guess it's possible to write well performing Java desktop apps and
by blablabla123 5y ago
That's true on the other hand the state of Java desktop UI frameworks is at best confusing. I guess it's possible to write well performing Java desktop apps and yet I have a Java app that slows down my whole system and usually crashes on macOS
- mixmastamyk 5y agoI use DBeaver on MacOS and it is pretty good and responsive. Only one intermittent keybinding bug with home/end.
- johntdaly 5y agoIs the App an old POS? I see a lot of old Java Apps still around that sort of bitrotted to hell. We bitched so much about Java Apps that so many just got abandoned, even if the apps where sort of cool and/or didn’t have a replacement. Maybe I’m getting old but I’m a bit sad for all the open source apps that where abandoned over the years because the tech stack stopped being cool.
- kaba0 5y agoAnecdotal, but Java is the only platform where I could download a random jar from a possibly long dead professor’s abandoned website and have a working GUI of some CS algorithm visualization with a double-click. Hell, websites don’t hold up as well to time with all the missing links/resources.
- thfuran 5y agoIt's much easier to write an application that crashes in C++ than in Java. I don't think the existence of whatever program you're talking about demonstrates much.