On 8/5/19 11:30 AM, Kenneth Fogel wrote:
Please suggest any part of NetBeans that makes it superior to Eclipse, IntelliJ
or Visual Studio Code.
I'm not familiar with Visual Studio Code, but I've used NetBeans,
Eclipse, and IntelliJ off and on for years. NetBeans is the only IDE
that makes it easy to develop software for all of the following:
- native C libraries,
- cross-platform C libraries (compiling for ARM on Intel),
- Java applications,
- Java Web applications (servlets), and
- all the browser stuff (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
Furthermore, I can set up remote Java platforms to run and debug my Java
applications on remote devices over an SSH connection. And NetBeans does
it almost out of the box after installing a few trouble-free plug-ins.
The only thing that made me keep trying the others was the decade-long
font problem that NetBeans had on Debian distributions like Ubuntu. [1]
All that time, Eclipse and IntelliJ had great-looking fonts. But now
even that problem is fixed! [2]
Thanks,
John
[1] https://github.com/jgneff/openjdk-freetype
[2]
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NETBEANS/Font+Rendering+Issues
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