Have you seen the October 1997 issue of UNIX Review?

The headline of its review of X-Designer is:

"X-Designer: Java Edition - Two years ago, this product was our pick for "easiest to use". Today, its improved toolset and bidirectional support for Java make it the best GUI Builder available."

The brief summary is:

"A classic toolkit for GUI design gets better. Java support adds the finishing touch to an excellent new version."

The final paragraph of the review is:

"After using X-Designer 4.6 for a couple of weeks, we found it to be a solid, mature application. We loved the last version of X-Designer we tested, and version 4.6 adds more features and functions. The XD toolkits that allow rapid testing, importing of legacy applications, and online help are excellent additions. The Java code generation capability will be important to some but of little import to others. But even without Java, X-Designer 4.6 is still the best GUI development tool we have seen in a long time."

Unfortunately the magazine UNIX Review renamed itself Percormance Computing and is now no more. However you can read a local copy of the review.

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