Netbeans with Java (Udemy.com)

Getting the most out of Netbeans!!!

Created by: Rich Smith

Produced in 2014

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What you will learn

  • Become proficient at Netbeans and reduce your development time!

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Overall Score : 88 / 100

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Course Description

Netbeans is one of the most powerful development environments available for programmers today! However, most programmers never get around to learning all of the extremely powerful features that Netbeans provides. It's like using the most advanced smartphone for nothing more than making phone calls. Look at it this way: An average programmer will work for 40 years in his or her life. Assuming 4 weeks of vacation a year, that's 9600 days programming. If you can take advantage of Netbeans to become 20% more efficient in your coding, you will save 1920 days or 5 years of your life! Of course, your mileage may vary... ;-> However... I promise you that taking a few hours to go through this course today will pay for itself many, many times over in your career as a programmer! Join me in our journey as we unlock the powerful features of Netbeans and learn how to refactor code, have Netbeans auto-generate code for us, use the powerful debugging functionality, create our own code shortcuts and many, many other of Netbean's powerful features. In this course, we will learn how to: Customize file templates so that your classes are created exactly as you want them to be. This saves you a lot of time. Use and customize your own code shortforms to save you huge amount of typing and reduce spelling mistakes dramatically. Using project groups to keep your code organized and manageable. Importing and exporting projects. Learning to refactor code! This is a huge advantage. The ability to change code without breaking other code eliminates mistakes! Master the debugger. Likely the most important thing you can learn as a programmer. The debugger should be your best friend, not just for finding bugs but for quickly understanding other people's code. An introduction to developing your own coding style and how Netbeans can help you to keep your code the way you want it. In my experience, programmers who have a good, easily understandable coding style make more money than those that don't. Building JavaDocs to comment your code and create your documentation at the same time! Using custom action items to keep organized. Automatically generate getters/setters and constructors for your classes. This will save you hundreds of thousands of keystrokes in your career! Also, as your guide, I look forward to hearing from you! Just send my any questions that you have or ideas for new modules to this course and I will do my best to help you! Let's get started!!! Rich. Who this course is for:
Any programmer that wants an advantage.

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Instructor Details

Rich Smith

Hi, My name is Rich and I've spent my entire career working with software. I am currently a professor at a local college where I teach students how to write good, clean, well-managed code!
I also spent many years at Microsoft where I worked with many great programmers and a few not so great ones. Programmers sometimes make the mistake of focusing too much on writing 'clever' code and not enough on writing clean, readable, maintainable code.
Over the years, I've come to realize is that it is a programmer's style that is the most important factor in getting the really good jobs. Unfortunately, it is the thing that is most often ignored in education!
Please join me as we look at how to improve our programming skills and style in order to become the kind of programmer that companies will pay anything to get!
Rich Smith.

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Reviews

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By Mark Hankinson on 11/14/2020

Great list of short-cuts and time saving techniques. A real benefit to using Netbeans.

By Ramadhin on 5/14/2020

Hij voldeet heel goed naar mijn verwachting. Prima cursus.

By Jason Wyatt on 7/6/2019

This course taught me some of the inherent functions of the IDE that I would never have had time to figure out
by rando toolbar spelunking!

By Huw Evans on 11/14/2018

Slow paced, but still useful.

By Ross DelBusso on 5/21/2018

It would have been 5 stars if the volume level was consistent from chapter to chapter.

By Virgil Mize on 2/20/2018

Just started and haven't had enough time to rate higher. Maybe you should wait a few more videos before starting the survey.

By Douglas Elder on 11/12/2017

The content is good

By Artur Suchocki on 9/24/2017

Poor quality of sound and video. Little amount of materials

By Mynor Perez on 8/11/2017

The instructor knows what is he is talking about.

By Erika Loots on 8/9/2017

It is very informative and the videos are nice and short, you never get bored and it definitely helps to create one's own style of coding.
Really enjoyed it, thank you!

By Steve B on 7/26/2017

I am learning useful tips/tricks to the NetBeans IDE that will help me as a student as well as a programmer once I begin developing my own applications that I may never have learned of without taking this course. I also appreciate that the course will continue to be updated as NetBeans features evolve and advance. Thank you Mr. Smith! I love your demeanor and teaching style. I am paricularly looking forward to the JUNIT additions. I am currently earning a Masters Degree and have a SQL based Db management course coming up. I hope there is an SQ@L based course that you teach? Either way, I intend to take courses through Udemy that you are teaching in the future. Thanks again, Steven B.

By Ahmad Ansari on 5/14/2017

Excellent!