Re: Your opinions of Designer 2000??

I have to check in as being a proponent of Designer camp. I agree with Mr. Dorsey that you need a solid knowledge of both product suites to use Designer
effectively.

The other thing to remember is that, as with all CASE tools, the payoff does
not come from generating your first program, or even set of programs. The
payoff comes when you have to change those programs, add 30 new ones
and the person who wrote them all to begin with has been transferred to the
Borneo branch.

Keep plugging away. The learning curve is steep, but well worth the trouble.

• Ron Olcott, President
• Interlude Enterprises [Quoted] In article <6h7m3a$p39$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>, dave_at_potts-mullarkey.co.uk wrote:
  >
  > I recently attended a Designer 2000 course and am starting to
  develop my
  > first 2k assisted product.
  > I would be interested to hear any
  general views on the use of Designer
  > particularly compared with Developer
  2000. I have 2 opinions so far:
  >
  > the first was, "you'll never use it.
  It's easier to use Developer 2000"
  >
  > the other uses Designer all the time
  and loves it!
  >
  > Are either/both/neither of these views right??
  > What do
  you think??
  >
  > Dave
  >
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