Comments on: JavaOne Day 3: NetBeans refactoring meets 2002 http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/ If you have nothing bad to say, say nothing. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:47:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: avsa http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7521 avsa Sat, 07 Jul 2007 12:08:56 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7521 It already does that - just use the SVN plugin… It already does that - just use the SVN plugin…

]]> By: Terry http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7371 Terry Wed, 06 Jun 2007 19:34:59 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7371 Hey man, need some biling about the staleness of Groovy and Grails and that type of stuff. Keep it up. Hey man, need some biling about the staleness of Groovy and Grails and that type of stuff. Keep it up.

]]> By: Zarar Siddiqi http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7356 Zarar Siddiqi Thu, 31 May 2007 03:19:23 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7356 The next release of NetBeans should have a feature where you get to "refactor" your project into a different IDE. The next release of NetBeans should have a feature where you get to “refactor” your project into a different IDE.

]]> By: Andrabasen http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7328 Andrabasen Wed, 23 May 2007 17:36:53 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7328 Hi Hani, love your blog. Why haven't you biled about OSGi? http://www.sda-india.com/sda_india/psecom,id,22,site_layout,sdaindia,news,18005,p,0.html BR, Andrabasen Hi Hani, love your blog.

Why haven’t you biled about OSGi?
http://www.sda-india.com/sda_india/psecom,id,22,site_layout,sdaindia,news,18005,p,0.html

BR,
Andrabasen

]]> By: Farrow http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7312 Farrow Mon, 14 May 2007 11:17:16 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7312 It already does that - just use the SVN plugin... It already does that - just use the SVN plugin…

]]> By: Ed Burnette http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7308 Ed Burnette Sat, 12 May 2007 01:20:42 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7308 I hear the next version will even be able to reformat entire sections of your source code! I hear the next version will even be able to reformat entire sections of your source code!

]]> By: Joshua http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7307 Joshua Fri, 11 May 2007 23:01:27 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7307 The walkout rate on that talk was impressive. I am still not sure what about it was "Advanced" or "Pushing the cart before the horse" or whatever. His constant apologizing was pretty advanced. At least Netbeans appears to be almost interactive now instead of the turn-based editor it used to be. Five words per minute is seemingly possible now. The walkout rate on that talk was impressive. I am still not sure what about it was “Advanced” or “Pushing the cart before the horse” or whatever. His constant apologizing was pretty advanced. At least Netbeans appears to be almost interactive now instead of the turn-based editor it used to be. Five words per minute is seemingly possible now.

]]> By: Carlos Sanchez http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7305 Carlos Sanchez Fri, 11 May 2007 19:22:47 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7305 >This would be fine if it were out of ignorance, but even the most cursory research would show that you could do just that with TestNG with basic usage of parallel tests and grouping to ensure that any given set of tests run concurrently, and these guys certainly know about TestNG. Some of the earlier content felt very 2002ish (mind you, that’s how most junit3 code looks to me now). They did mention TestNG and JUnit4 though, but the actual examples didn’t seem to make much use of either. A whole paragraph without any sexual reference, what a fucking waste of my precious time >This would be fine if it were out of ignorance, but even the most cursory research would show that you could do just that with TestNG with basic usage of parallel tests and grouping to ensure that any given set of tests run concurrently, and these guys certainly know about TestNG. Some of the earlier content felt very 2002ish (mind you, that’s how most junit3 code looks to me now). They did mention TestNG and JUnit4 though, but the actual examples didn’t seem to make much use of either.

A whole paragraph without any sexual reference, what a fucking waste of my precious time

]]> By: Taras Tielkes http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7303 Taras Tielkes Fri, 11 May 2007 07:30:04 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7303 You might just get what you ask for. The Netbeans 6 editor looks like an carbon copy of IDEA 5, down to all the completion shortcuts. You might just get what you ask for.
The Netbeans 6 editor looks like an carbon copy of IDEA 5, down to all the completion shortcuts.

]]> By: Sixth and Red River Software http://www.bileblog.org/2007/05/javaone-day-3-netbeans-refactoring-meets-2002/#comment-7300 Sixth and Red River Software Thu, 10 May 2007 23:58:27 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=332#comment-7300 >Maybe you should install IDEA along with the Refactor-J plugin to see what sort of refactoring real men are doing these days, instead of the little girl pansy flouncing about you’re so proudly cawing about, you blind maggots. That's totally going in our next press release. >Maybe you should install IDEA along with the Refactor-J plugin to see what sort of refactoring real men are doing these days, instead of the little girl pansy flouncing about you’re so proudly cawing about, you blind maggots.

That’s totally going in our next press release.

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