There are several popular Java IDEs. Each of these IDEs work great for developing Java applications, and some even support other programming languages such as C++. Each of the popular IDEs have many similar features. They all can be used to create, compile, execute and debug source code. They can also be used to update existing source code files. As you will see, some are more ‘robust’ than others, so think about your programming needs when choosing an IDE. If you are a beginner, you might want to start with BlueJ or NetBeans.
- [Voiceover] As you'll see in this series,…there are several Popular Java IDEs, or Integrated…Development Environments.…Each of these IDEs works great for developing Java…applications and some even support other programming…languages, such as C .…On the Oracle download site for Java,…you have the option of downloading Java by itself,…or Java with NetBeans.…NetBeans is a popular IDE, used frequently…in classroom teaching.…It is a free, open source IDE, and it supports Java,…Java Swing, Java FX, just to name a few.…
Open Source is the term used to describe software…that is free to use and the source code is available…and may be freely redistributed.…Another IDE is called Intellij IDEA.…Intelliji is from a company called JetBrains.…JetBrains was formally known as Intellij.…The Intellij IDE is a very robust IDE that…has many great features.…Next, we have Bluej.…Sometimes it is easier for beginners to interact with the…graphical user interface.…
Sometimes referred to as GUI, or Gui.…Bluej is unique in its design of the IDE and provides…
Author
Peggy Fisher
Released
6/20/2016- What is an IDE?
- Viewing and organizing files in an IDE
- Downloading and installing different IDEs
- Coding with shortcuts and autocompletion
- Using templates
- Finding and referencing files
- Debugging Java code in an IDE
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome56s
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1. A Quick Review of IDE Basics
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What is an IDE?1m 46s
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Are IDEs OS dependent?1m 2s
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Popular IDEs2m 13s
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File organization review2m 9s
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2. NetBeans IDE
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Download and install4m 15s
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Menu navigation3m 19s
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Shortcuts3m 11s
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Debugging8m 27s
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Challenge1m 51s
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Solution7m 36s
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3. IntelliJ
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Download and install4m 18s
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Menu navigation3m 31s
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Shortcuts1m 32s
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Debugging7m 31s
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Challenge2m 6s
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Solution7m 41s
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4. BlueJ
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Download and install2m 1s
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Menu navigation1m 40s
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Using the code pad3m 2s
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Debugging6m 22s
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Challenge1m 26s
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Solution6m 41s
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5. Eclipse
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Download and install2m 56s
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Menu navigation3m 34s
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Shortcuts2m 27s
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Debugging7m 26s
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Challenge2m 3s
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Solution7m 44s
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6. JDeveloper
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Download and install2m 59s
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Menu navigation3m 1s
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Shortcuts1m 57s
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Debugging6m 48s
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Challenge2m 4s
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Solution8m 7s
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Conclusion
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Next steps44s
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