December 2003
Intermediate to advanced
504 pages
10h 42m
English
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Borland C# Builder
Most of the tools reviewed in this chapter are complementary to Visual Studio .NET. In many ways, Borland C# Builder is different because it really competes with Visual Studio .NET as an alternative integrated development environment. However, C# Builder, as the name suggests, is focused strictly on the C# programming language. This isn't too bad if you consider that C# is slowly emerging as the most popular .NET programming language for .NET application development.
C# Builder is available in four editions: Personal, Professional, Enterprise, and Architect. The Architect edition, which contains functionalities such as J2EE/CORBA interoperability and integrated UML modeling, was used as the basis of this initial review.
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