I always favored NetBeans because it is open-source and seemed less cluttered than Eclipse, and anyway I don't use a ton of advanced IDE features; I mostly do p

I always favored NetBeans because it is open-source and seemed less cluttered than Eclipse, and anyway I don't use a ton of advanced IDE features; I mostly do personal projects. I picked it up again recently because it's the default IDE for JMonkeyEngine. But out of the box at least, the editing experience feels quite primitive. It only offers completion candidates after the dot, and I was spending too much time adjusting indentation manually, because after the initial auto-indent, <tab> doesn't cycle through indentation levels but just inserts tabs. NetBeans may support those features, so feel free to correct.