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Can i have intalled on my computer both bluej and netbeans? I have bluej now, if i uninstall it , everything related with it will be unistalled to (every libraries). And generally is netbeans better option?
As per first question, you can install BlueJ, Netbeans, Intellij, Eclipse any other IDE all can be installed in the computer. I have installed both Intellij and Eclise in my system. It is up to the user about how many IDEs to be installed. Besides, each IDE has its own speciality and beauty. It is too broad to compare which one is better. As far as your learning is concerned, you have liberty to use any IDE.
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I'm using VSCode for java. If I want to be a java developer, can I use VsCode for future coding or I should change it (Eclipse, IntelliJ, NetBeans)?
VSCode support is improving for java, but it is not good as Eclipse yet. If you are looking for free software, then I recommend Eclipse. Paid version of Intellij is really good.
One suggestion is to learn your IDE well. Learn common tasks and use of debugger well.
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I know that IntellJ IDE is better than Eclipse for Java coding. But I have a hard time figuring out what would be easier to develop. An Eclipse plugin or an IntellJ plugin. Both have their own guidelines for plugin development but does anyone has any experience in plugin development to answer me? Thanks!
It depends. Would do you want to archive with your plugin?
General answer:
When I want to work with an existing code base - i.e. writing a plugin, first I take a look at the documentation to get a rough overview and then I get my fingers dirty as fast as possible.
I take an example or existing plugin that does something similar that I want to archive and I start to experiment.
So, try out both. One day writing/changing a simple Eclipse plugin and the other day doing the same with with IntelliJ platform.
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Is it possible to have plugin of the project in eclipse which is build in visual studio as windows application?
No.
Eclipse is written in Java and runs on the JVM.
Visual studio is for .Net develpment on the CLR (and similar).
If you want to write an Eclipse plugin, Start here: http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/EclipsePlugin/article.html
Java isn't too hard to learn if you know C#.
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i used JRebel for few days...but using eclipse Kepler version i did not feel much difference in program execution and Project build, i followed same procedure as they mentioned on their official website. Does JRebel really improve programming efficiency ?
I think this question might get closed as it is very generic but if it doesn't then I think JRebel does not speed up build time or execution but allows classes to be updated on the fly. This can negate the need for server restarts in web development and it is here where JRebel will save time (the time it takes to restart and redeploy an application once a class file is changed.
There is a nice video here
http://zeroturnaround.com/software/jrebel/
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Which Eclipse version is good for building desktop application in java. ?
Am using eclipse indigo is it good.
Get a modern version of Eclipse and install the WindowBuilder Plugin or get a modern version of NetBeans and start by creating a new JFrame Form.
You can even use Vim, it really doesn't matter. If you want to use the interface builder, you could use Eclipse or Netbeans.