Apples and Oranges: the Highlights of Java IDEs

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1. Apples and Oranges Geertjan, Anton & Max
2. All IDE’s are Equal Git Svn Maven Refactoring Navigation ….
3. Eclipse • Open source and completely free • “Probably the Most Used Java IDE in the world” • Large Ecosystem and marketplace of plugins • Not just one IDE - pick your distribution • ...or make your own!
4. Eclipse • Incremental compilation, fault tolerant • Default distribution focus on bare minimum • 3rd party distributions fills in the blanks a. JSF/CDI/JEE6+ b. LiveReload c. Maven...
5. IntelliJ IDEA • Opinionated, code-centric, multi-language IDE • Advanced code editing capabilities • Cross-contextual code analysis • Navigation friendly • “Look ma, no mouse!”
6. IntelliJ IDEA • Batteries included: ◦ Languages: Groovy, Scala, Clojure, PHP, etc ◦ Frameworks: JavaEE, Spring, Hibernate, Grails, etc ◦ Support for Web technologies ◦ Database support ◦ Android
7. NetBeans IDE • Free and open source • Out of the box • Latest Java specs • Key Feature: Java • HTML5
8. NetBeans IDE • Open source and completely free • Strong focus on out of the box experience • First to support the latest Java technologies • Key feature: Java Editor • Easy integration with HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3
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