Author: JT Smith
From Linux Journal: ”
If you believe the hype, a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool means never having to write code again. Instead of all that tedious writing, you click
here and there, drag a little, drop a little and– Hey! Presto!–instant application. Real problems call for real code, and the true value of a RAD tool lies in
how easily you can design, document, implement, test and maintain a project. This article takes a closer look at Borland Kylix, the facts, not the fiction.”
If you believe the hype, a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool means never having to write code again. Instead of all that tedious writing, you click
here and there, drag a little, drop a little and– Hey! Presto!–instant application. Real problems call for real code, and the true value of a RAD tool lies in
how easily you can design, document, implement, test and maintain a project. This article takes a closer look at Borland Kylix, the facts, not the fiction.”
