The x code program itself is quite usable.
It's the actual coding though that isn't very accessible.
It's frustrating in the extreme.
If you know java, it's probably better to build your gui using java,
then just have c or c++ handle the backend of the program, that way
you need not worry about your interface, as you know it will be usable
by all.
(this also makes the program relatively easy to port to other
platforms as well)
I use x code, and interface builder, and ibuilder has gotten more
accessible over it's past few releases, but it's still impossible for
blind users who depend entirely on vo to build an interface from
scratch using ibuilder.
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