Al salamo Alykom Wa rahmat ALLAH wa barakato :D
I am using NetBeans 6.0, what about you ?
Today, because i have nothing to do, i can not study or read in any book because i will join the army after a less than i week, so i heard from a while about the new version of NetBeans; my favorite Java IDE, so i have gone here, downloaded it and then installed it.
From the first run, I found it so bad, because of its GUI's heavy use of Annotations and because of introducing new classes for dealing with GUI forms, my opinion can found here.
But after looking farther in this new version, I found it so good with the new improvements that it introduce.
These improvements that I touch myself includes the Code Editor is much smarter and faster ( and this is the most one i prefer ) , new GUI templates , improvements in the property window, and much more.
So I invite you to try it yourself, you won't lose.
The following screen shots from a small GUI example that i made to try the new version:
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شكرا محمد
عارف بس المشكله إن فيه مشكله في ال
blogspot
بتمنع من تحميل الصور
هحاول أظبطها قريب
جزاك الله خيرا
الصور تم إعادت تحميلها
وهي الان تعمل بشكل صحيح
شكرا ليك يا دكتور محمد
تبدو الـ
IDE
مريحة جدا , تذكرنى بأشياء من الفيجوال ستديو دوت نت على أخرى من الـ
Real basic
لكن سمعت أن الـ
NetBeans
ثقيلة و تحتاج الى رامات كبيرة للعمل بمرونة , هل ده صحيح ؟
sorry mohammed for dalying in replay but now i am in the military for the military service.
you are right, it needs a good computer to work on :D .
onetbeans again
when i was using my lovely desktop (P4 2GHz, 512MB) i tried this sun-acquired product several times, but although some of its genuine features (like java ME IDE) i thought i couldn't ever leave eclipse for it.
yes, by default and without external plugins eclipse doesn't have a visual editor (WYSIWYG), but if you care you can find it as a plugin, or at last use another IDE like jbuilder (i heard there is a free version of it but actually i don't care enough to ensure), nothing can force you to use this piece of software unless you are working on a mainframe, compare between its code completion time and intelligence and eclipse's ones.
i can't figure out how horrible it is for me, just want to say it can weight about 7 bloatfox while eclipse is about 2.5, jedit 0.3, gedit 0.1 bloatfox*.
now saying that i should try netbeans on my legacy lap means that i can carry a tank on a donkey's back and could be understood as a silly joke.
just to know, could you tell about your desktop ? i am asking just out of curiosity, i am not planning to get a new machine soon, and definitely will not do for netbeans
*bloatfox: is a khalavirtual unit to measure software bloatness, and since it is a sw unit it doesn't depend on hardware responsiveness nor even platform, rather it is a ratio between the intended piece of software with a known one. 1 bloatfox equal 1 instance (and not window) of firefox rendering and displaying 10 pages each of about 200KB
i am very sorry, i just installed 6.0, it is much lighter than 5.5 i had.
the most important for me is the code completion, wich is wonderfully changed, now it is even faster than eclipse.
anyway, i think i should spend more time playing with it to make a clearer view.
aywa, daya3li agazti fe netbeanak dah, 7aga 3'ariba, we ba3deen eih elli enta bete2rah dah, roo7 deer el tanzeemat beta3tak wala roo7 dawarlak makan
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