Eclipse also provides support for C and R, which NetBeans does not cater to as much. Eclipse is primarily designed for Java projects, but it supports more than two dozen languages in its plugin ecosystem. I want to use the framework that would help me learn "Java" as much as it's platform, and not "shield" me from the Java by doing too much for me. Apache NetBeans is geared primarily toward Java, C, C++, Python, PHP and HTML development. I would like to learn Java, but at the same time I need an app as soon as I can get it done.
NetBeans is easier to learn and has more features out of the box than Eclipse, but Eclipse can handle larger projects and is more customizable. So the bottom line is: I don't want to encourage a flame war over these platforms. NetBeans and Eclipse Java IDEs both offer excellent debugging capabilities, open-source coding, plugins, and extensions. (For reference, I don't know *why*, but in NetBeans, using "lookups" really spanks me around! I haven't gotten my head around those things yet! Is there something in "plain Java" that I should study, or is it just my "new-to-NetBeans" that's causing me an issue? I have a book on NetBeans 6.9 development from Packt Publishing, but it really doesn't "explain" to me lookups, it just gives a couple of use cases and builds a sample app.) I now have something that runs one aspect of the app the way I want it - but I cannot shake the feeling that Eclipse would be better for my users and quite possible for me as a developer.
I started working on the app in NetBeans, go frustrated with all the "add this dependency", "do this lookup", etc. The development of the applications is from a set of. Here, the users can develop applications. Things are further complicated for me in that although I have been a developer for over 25 years, I am a Java newbie - I've only done a couple of applets and nothing large scale. It is regarded as an integrated development environment for Java. The target audience places a lot of stock in the "look" of an application and I think Eclipse just "looks" better. I have started the app using NetBeans, but am actually not sure that is the way I want to go. Now I want to develop and application using one of those platforms. Eclipse was a little finicky for what I wanted a couple of years back, so I chose NetBeans. I have been a NetBeans user (of the IDE) for q couple of years.
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