Further thoughts on BlueJ and Beanshell

Posted on November 8th, 2003 by Sacha Chua

I think BlueJ suits my needs more - it allows people to evaluate expressions easily, too - but I'll need to find or make sample projects before I can deploy it. I think it might make a good starting point, though...

... which means I need to work Really Hard if I want to try it out this sem.

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