Re: NB-10 Experience - Impressed!

[Glenn Holmer]

On 1/5/19 10:00 AM, Henderson, Roy wrote:
> So – I downloaded and installed JDK-11.0.1 / OpenFX-11.0.1 and NB-10. I
> then imported my project from Eclipse into NB-10 and tried a Clean and
> Build. I initially had lots of red flags associated with FXML but got
> those fixed fairly quickly and got a successful build. First attempt to
> run failed with new FX errors but a trip to Gluon gave me a clear
> example showing how to fix those.
> 
> Anyway, within little more than an hour I had my project running on
> Java-11 / FX-11 / NB-10. It’s hardly an Airline Control System but it’s
> definitely not a Hello World either!

Can you set debugger breakpoints? Do you get Javadoc when you do
ctrl-space? These are the problems I am still having.

-- 
Glenn Holmer (Linux registered user #16682)
"After the vintage season came the aftermath -- and Cenbe."

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NB-10 Experience - Impressed!

[Henderson, Roy]

During last year I had to move a project from NB-8.2 to Eclipse due to problems 
with NB which I didn't have the time to work on. Having used NB since around 
3.5 I was definitely out of my comfort zone with Eclipse. Having followed the 
NB move to ASF and waited for NB-10 I finally decided to tackle my problem 
project head-on and see if I could return to my preferred IDE.

So - I downloaded and installed JDK-11.0.1 / OpenFX-11.0.1 and NB-10. I then 
imported my project from Eclipse into NB-10 and tried a Clean and Build. I 
initially had lots of red flags associated with FXML but got those fixed fairly 
quickly and got a successful build. First attempt to run failed with new FX 
errors but a trip to Gluon gave me a clear example showing how to fix those.

Anyway, within little more than an hour I had my project running on Java-11 / 
FX-11 / NB-10. It's hardly an Airline Control System but it's definitely not a 
Hello World either!

The point of this ramble is to give context to a very happy NB-10 user and to 
say congratulations and a sincere thank you to everyone who has been involved 
in bringing NB-10 to release!

Very pleased and impressed with my NB-10 experience ...

Regards,

Roy


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