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I recently switched from Eclipse to NetBeans (although I don't have any current Eclipse projects lying around that I have easy access to), but a lot of people that I work with (and even my department at school) use Eclipse as their primary IDE.
Are there any known catches to using NetBeans with projects made by others in Eclipse? How about things that might interfere with someone using Eclipse from importing one of my projects?
Thanks.
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If you like modularity and fine-tuned control over your IDE, Eclipse is the better option. If you hate having to install plugins every time you need another tool, NetBeans is the way to go.
no its not ok your computer will be set on fire after installing them both if you install netbeans, eclipse and intellij idea... ... god bless your soul. anyone know mathematics here i have problems I am new to coding, and I want to be a professional programmer in the future, so how should I start coding?
It is good for frontend development projects but it is less suited for java development related projects . Because it does not support various extensions which are very helpful during development process . Other than that it is good to use , server integration is also easy in netbeans and user experience is also good .
Eclipse has a tendency to run slower than NetBeans and other IDEs. There are many reasons for this, such as insufficient memory allocation.
Eclipse projects are not compatible with Netbeans one.
Having said so, you can easily have both project configurations on the same folder (or SCM system). So you could easily integrate them. That is especially true if you have plain Java projects (not Java EE). With Java EE things are a little bit more complicated.
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