Opiniones de Apache NetBeans

Su edición es muy simple, además que las clases, los archivos, los plugin se puede encontrar en el mismo NetBeans. La depuración del código es una de sus mejores funciones y en verdad detecta el error.

El diseño no es muy moderno, espero mejore. La rapidez de ejecución en un software grande, a veces es lento.

Empecé con este IDE a programar en java y su entorno lo veo muy amigable para familiarizarse y desarrollar aplicaciones con entorno gráfico, hice la carrera con este IDE. Si quieres hacer uso de java.awt, su interfaz te lo permite sin problemas y es bastante limpia al respecto.

Eclipse lo veo más potente que netbeans a la hora de dedicarse de forma profesional, puedes usar la versión enterprise y desarrollar servidores en java usando spring y springBoot de una manera bastante cómoda.

es un programa para desarrollar en mi caso en java que es muy facil de usar con muchos plugins que te permiten usar facilmente y adaptar tu entorno a diferentes entornos de los distintos lenguajes.

es un poco pesado a la hora de compilar y en ocasiones da errores que son del propio compilador o de que no funciona correctamente en plugin con la version.

Su facilidad de uso y cantidad de contenido web para ayudar con el desarrollo

A veces el programa presentaba problemas de compatibilidad o simplemente no funcionaban proyectos realizados anteriormente

Es una herramienta flexible y cómoda que se adapta casi a cualquier desarrollo. Cuenta con herramientas que otros IDEs no tienen y encima, es gratuito.

Necesita bastantes recursos para funcionar, es bastante pesado.

Maneja muchos lenguajes de programación los cuales se pueden integrar entre si

La complejidad para compilar el mismo proyecto en máquinas diferentes , ya que cuando se exporta el proyecto a otro equipo , muchas veces las librerías fallan

Creo que la capacidad de las importaciones de metodos, la interfaz,no es demasiado novedosa y eso me atrae

La funcion depurar podria ser ampliamente mejorable

La facilidad que nos da para codificar y su facilidad con la creación de interfaz gráfica

Al inicio de complica un poco el enlazar con otras apps como Mongo db

Su facilidad a la hora de programar en Java

Preferiria Visual Studio Code, por que Apache Neatbeans no es visualmente tan atractivo

Netbeans gives me great syntax highlighting which really saves me time when it come to programming in java. It quickly highlights any errors and lets me correct them. You can also have free version for those unsure. This really let me try all the features before getting involved in the premium version.

Comparing net beans to some newer software IDEs can make it feel a little less customisable in terms of themes and feel. But if you don’t normally change your theme or colour scheme then this won’t worry you.

Great product that was fast at compiling and giving me answers to questions, great at picking out errors and very prompt and thorough about it.

Not that great with startup or switching environments or even switching jve, jvm

Netbeans provides a pretty awesome source control management and has a very friendly user interface. The code auto completion is a little mediocre but still works pretty decently. The GUI builder using drag and drop is also easy to use. Other features like debugging and multiple language support and integration is also very helpful.

The customer support is not upto par and the memory space requirement is also very heavy so working on heavy products is a difficult task.

NetBeans is free easy and efficient. It supports multiple languages. Available on multiple platform such as Linux, Mac, Windows. I do not have to install additional software or plugins to develop GUI since NetBeans comes with that ability. Has rich plugin library. It has real time debugging ability. NetBeans can suggest options and it perform selected options automatically for fix bugs.

It require lots of system resources. It takes too much time to compile and run heavy projects sometime becomes "not responding". It is better to add few new themes such as dark themes.

Apache Netbeans is time-tested and improving to support Java developers with a complete IDE platform for any 3-tier application development whether on the client-side, Application Server side or on the DBMS side. I've used Netbeans to develop end-to-end applications using the Java platform. It supported seamless integration with J2EE application servers and several database management systems using JDBC such as Oracle and MySQL.Other development platforms such as C++/PHP/Javascript/... are supported as well, but still Netbeans goes very well with Java development over other development platforms.

The GUI is not very modern but intuitive. The performance is not as efficient as other competing IDEs such as Visual Studio. But this is totally understandable as Netbeans is developed in Java and this would definitely make it relatively slower than natively-developed IDEs

I like how easy it is to use and develop using this software. Specifically developing in Java on this IDE is amazing.

Honestly the only issue I have with this software are its high computational requirements, it requires a lot of machine power for it to run. Its designed for high end devices and thus is not good for businesses that run on low end devices.

NetBeans IDE has several shortcuts that reduce workload. It also offers a task management space that displays your work, as well as a good view so you can always see what you're working on. Netbeans features an appealing user interface that makes it simple to use. It is simple to install and use, and it interacts easily with Git, Mercurial, and Subversion. Netbeans has Controls that may be dragged and dropped onto a designer page and used to build an application.

The main disadvantage is that the view offered here is a single-type view IDE that lacks the ability to compile several snippets in a single file at the same time. It is hefty, and if you are using a low-end machine, it may hang. In the navigation window, the dark theme is not available.