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I like the Netbeans user experience, but at times I do wish it was a native app. The 'swinginess' of it can make it a bit of an eyesore. IIRC, Netbeans was the
by slantyyz 16y ago
I like the Netbeans user experience, but at times I do wish it was a native app. The 'swinginess' of it can make it a bit of an eyesore.
IIRC, Netbeans was the first editor on the Mac that I found where I could just select and hit tab to indent the selection block without having to change any settings. All the other Mac apps I tried would just replace the text with a tab. Coming off of Windows text editors, it was a huge nuisance to me.
- rbanffy 16y ago> The 'swinginess' of it can make it a bit of an eyesore. Come on. It's not that bad. Doesn't it default to native look and feel on Macs? I think it does in Windows and it did last time I used it on Linux.
- slantyyz 16y agoEsthetically, it definitely is a notch below Coda, another native IDE I use. It really doesn't look very Mac-like. It's tolerable, or I wouldn't use it, but that's as kind as I can get in describing it.