Strike One
I decided to use JavaFX for part of the the solution I am currently developing. I’m not really sure I need all the whistlesand bells that JavaFX gives. But this is an opportunity to learn without a deadline hahnging over my head.
I’m an Eclipse fanatic and I was disappointed when I couldn’t find the Eclipse plug-in for JavaFX and had to resort to using NetBeans. But then again I realized I probably should be familiarizing myself with other IDEs if I am going back to contracting. Besides I NetBeans was getting good press on the refactoring front.
I just created my first JavaFX project in NetBeans. I didn’t realise I was setting a stupid package name in the wizard. But no problem. Just rename the package in the IDE right?
Wrong! The package renamed but you would think that such an excellent IDE for refactoring would rename the package in the source files? No so with NetBeans. Overlooking the amateurish feel to the IDE that would make this Strike One.
Tagged as eclipse, java, javafx, netbeans + Categorized as Development