Just FYI: In NetBeans 11.0 we have removed the restrictive memory settings.
On 3/8/19 9:53 AM, Lars Bruun-Hansen wrote:
Regarding performance: In my experience part of the problem has been
(historically) that the default -Xmx setting for NB IDE has simply been too
low. People just don't go to etc/netbeans.conf on their own and change it.
Anyway, when you compare the two IDEs remember to make sure they have been
allocated exactly the same amount of memory. Do *not* compare
out-of-the-box (no tweaking) performance. In short: Once I learned that I
should always allocate memory handsomely to NB IDE I've never experienced
problems with performance. I can't remember that I've had 50 projects open
at the same time, but something like 40 for sure. No probs.
This is not to say that NB IDE can't be improved in the performance area.
Above is just my personal/anecdotal experience.
/Lars
On Fri, Mar 8, 2019 at 5:08 PM Jean-Marc Borer <jmbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi guys,
In the office we were comparing Netbeans to IntelliJ indexing performances
and I have to admit that IntelliJ performs very well here (I was
impressed). We had about 50 maven projects open at the same time. I wonder
how IntelliJ reaches such performances.
Another thing that could be improved in NB would be that when you look for
symbols (CTRL+o), it should also propose file names. This is useful when
you have config files or other assets in your project(s) that are not only
contain code. Does this feature already exist in NB?
Cheers,
JMB
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