Dne 27. 09. 19 v 6:18 Geertjan Wielenga napsal(a):
Thoughts welcome and onward to a NetBeans manifesto.
I am working on Sane software manifesto
<https://sane-software.globalcode.info/> (currently in a draft version).
If you like these ideas, feel free to incorporate them into the Netbeans
manifesto. However Sane software manifesto is a set of general
guidelines focused on freedom, privacy and software quality and is not
specific to any product.
Talking particularly about Netbeans:
- I liked the motto: „The only IDE you need“ and I still have a
t-shirt with this text :-) I use Netbeans for Java, C/C++ and often also
as a plain text editor, because I appreciate the great version control
support (Mercurial, Git, SVN).
- I appreciate the simple and uncluttered GUI.
- Also the Maven support is the best.
- Comprehensive support of Java technologies: SE/ME/EE/Spring/OSGi and
Java modules
What currently bothers me:
- missing features not yet ported to the 11 (I know that it is not
your fault) and unsafe installation of 8.2 modules to 11 (lot of
security warnings, possible MITM)
- sometimes performance issues and sometimes broken C/C++ code assistance
What could be improved:
- better XML and WSDL support – current support is good, but it could
be event better: e.g. refactoring (rename) elements, do not show only
documentation (from XSD) for xs:element but also for the types while
editing an XML, more code assistance in OSGi, Spring or Maven XMLs (like
suggesting class names, methods or properties).
- Guile/Scheme language support
- Arduino project type and examples – lot of people play with hardware
and this might attract new Netbeans users. There is some plugin or I
sometimes just import existing Arduino Makefile project. But it would be
nice to have it officially supported.
- Build a lightweight editor based on the Netbeans platform (not IDE)
with just basic features (syntax highlighting) and version control
system support (highlighting of changed lines, annotate/blame and
history browser are great and generally useful features).
- Create/choose/customize some nice Swing Look and Feel. I use Nimbus
– not perfect but still better than the default LaF.
- There were modules for UML, BPMN(?). Are they lost? Also ArchiMate
support would be nice.
Franta
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