JDev Flies on NetBeans

Patience Pays Off

Plenty of computer enthusiasts are well aware of the use of JDev files to get the information that they need to be transferred around wherever they want it to go. That said, there are not as many people aware of the fact that the initial upload process on JDev files to the Netbeans can take a considerable amount of time. 

It is true that this is how the system works, but don't let that get you discouraged from using it. There is still a lot of upside to getting your JDev files onto Netbeans once you have done so. 

Files are Lightening Fast

The upload speed for files on Netbeans after you have them on the server is lightning fast. They can move around wherever you need them to go at speeds that you previously would not have been able to imagine.

Yes, you have to put up with the slow upload process on the front end, but after that has occurred, you are going to be set free to see what you need to see within the files with ease. 

I'm a long-time user of JDev and today the newest release came available. Like always, it took 6 hours to download and it is gigantic in size. However, the start-up time was incredibly fast.

Who has time to wait around for files to upload in this day and age? I found the fact that the files could upload as quickly as they did one of the biggest upsides of using this system. You might be surprised to learn just how quickly your files can upload. 

If you have been using other systems, then you will notice a big adjustment to the amount that you get accomplished in a given day. 

I wondered why and looked in the About. There I saw several mentions of NetBeans:

I then looked in the install dir and there parts of NetBeans seems to be found:

I searched Twitter for 'jdev netbeans' and found more evidence:

NetBeans startup time is really fast with 7.0 and now JDev is too. They're drinking the same juice somewhere, for sure. That juice must be what seems to be the fastest OSGi container of the moment, it is called Netbinox, a combination of Equinox with performance enhancements provided by NetBeans. I googled 'netbinox', because that is the name of one of the JARs in the "netbeans" folder in JDev and then I found this article explaining Netbinox. NetBeans itself does not use OSGi, but its performance enhancements seem to be part of this Netbinox, which appears to be an extension to Equinox. So is NetBeans the hidden weapon behind the performance enhancements in JDev 11.1.2?

Word is Spreading Around Social Media

The kind of people who like to discuss technical issues on the Internet are quickly spreading the word around that JDev files are the way to go if you are going to use the Netbeans system to your advantage. They are saying that JDev files will finally allow you to have the ability to get information that you need right when you need it. 

Stop waiting around for files to load on another server or deal with transfer issues. Instead, you should put your hard work into getting your JDev files loaded onto the Netbeans system in order to start to make real progress on your goal of using the information that you have available to you to get things done more easily. 

As more and more people hear about these systems on social media and start to use them, you can expect that they will only get better from here. The more eyes that are on something like this, the better the results that will be produced (most of the time). Thus, the fact that social media is buzzing about everything that Netbeans can do is a very big deal. 

Is Netbeans Your Secret Weapon? 

People are starting to see Netbeans as a secret weapon in terms of its capabilities and the fact that it is providing them with so many insights and so much value for their money. They are quite pleased that something like this is available for them to put to use right away. 

After all, we know that people on the Internet do NOT like to wait around longer than they have to in order to complete projects they are working on. Netbeans and JDev files may save them from this misery. 

High-Quality Applications Without the Frustration

One of the things that are sincerely appreciated about Netbeans is that it doesn’t require too much from its users. There are many software products that offer plenty of bells and whistles, but they are developed with seasoned app developers in mind. 

This is to say that they don’t necessarily make the programs as straightforward to use as they ought to be. There is too much complication that gets in the way, and some people are ultimately unable to create the apps that they need to create. 

Netbeans takes a different approach. This program doesn’t assume any prior knowledge on the part of the user. Instead, it is assumed that the user knows nothing about how to create an online application, and this means that the Netbeans system is what will be used as their guide.

They simply plug in the features that they want to see out of their application, and Netbeans and help them create what they have envisioned in their minds. 

One might think that nothing of significance could be created by using such a system, but that isn’t true either. There are some incredible products being produced by Netbeans systems because there are some talented people working behind the scenes to make that happen. 

The Netbeans system may be simple to use, but that doesn’t mean that the creations that it helps produce are simple. Rather, there are some amazing creations that are produced in the Netbeans system every day. 

You are strongly encouraged to try out the Netbeans system for yourself. It is designed with everyday users in mind, and the results that one can see when they use such a system are nothing short of spectacular. 

It is going to revolutionize the way that many people create software and hardware products of all kinds, and I think that is something to be very excited about. The world will soon have many new creations as a result of the work that Netbeans has put into making things as simple as possible to use. That is worth taking note of.