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Can visual studio 2013 be used as a Java IDE?
Or what Java IDE is similar to visual studio in terms of ease of development?
I have already tried Intellij and Eclipse but they lack as compared with visual studio.
I don't think you will find anything better than IntelliJ, which is by far the best Java IDE out there IMHO.
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I'm looking for a bundle to download and it is unclear if any of them have Java 8 support. I'm interested in Eclipse for Java EE developers bundle.
Instructions on how to use Java 8 for eclipse can be found here. Note, however, that this isn't a public release, and there are likely still bugs with it. Both Netbeans and IntelliJ IDEA have better support for Java 8, at the moment.
You might very well be in luck, support for Java 8 should have gone public yesterday 18th March 2014.
https://wiki.eclipse.org/JDT_Core/Java8
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Is there a wizard like plugin for Eclipse that can generate all design patterns in Java and/or in C++, and it is free to use? I want something like this
I want to make a plugin as my diplomawork, PatternBox, and CodePro I already found.
PatternBox is not full, and CodePro as i understood is a part of a software package.
Seems like the Eclipse plugin from Patternbox is what you are searching for.
Caveat: I have never used it and won't try it out, I don't think is the right idea ...
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Do you know if exists a good Java
library to burn & print light scribe cd, if possible free or yet best open source
Have you already used some of them? It's possible to print either text and images on cd?
You can download LightScribe SDKs for Windows, MacOS and Linux here, but there are to my knowledge no Java bindings, so you will have to use JNI to access the SDK functions.
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Currently I am using Netbeans to develop applications in Swing, but Netbeans is very very slow. Can anyone suggest me a comprehensive Swing development GUI like Netbeans but lightweight
Thanks
Programmatically: MigLayout
Visually: jVider
You can also have a look at JFormDesigner.
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Which NetBeans plug-ins or tools would you recommend for JSF development?
I would say "NetBeans" :)
As far as I know, NetBeans offers a native support of JSF development. So, I don't think you need additional plugin, no?