NetBeans 11- The Essential Crash Course

NetBeans 11: The Essential Crash Course, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.45, with 20 lectures, based on 40 reviews, and has 1590 subscribers.

You will learn about Install and setup Java and NetBeans 11 Configuring NetBeans Quick navigation Using diff Code snippets Javadocs Simple debugging Auto-generating code Shortcut keys This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in boosting their software development productivity or Software engineers, developers, and programmers looking for a power IDE It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in boosting their software development productivity or Software engineers, developers, and programmers looking for a power IDE.

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Summary

Title: NetBeans 11: The Essential Crash Course

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install and setup Java and NetBeans 11

Configuring NetBeans

Quick navigation

Using diff

Code snippets

Javadocs

Simple debugging

Auto-generating code

Shortcut keys

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in boosting their software development productivity

Software engineers, developers, and programmers looking for a power IDE

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in boosting their software development productivity

Software engineers, developers, and programmers looking for a power IDE

NetBeans 11: The Essential Crash Course

This course is designed to introduce Apache NetBeans 11 as an IDE with realistic projects. Students can expect to learn the basics of the IDE in less than an hour with this essential crash course.

Course Outline:

Introduction will help you setup the JDK and NetBeans to run on your computer. You will find this process is quick and easy, so you will be up-and-running fast.

Hello World Projectwill introduce the IDE’s interface, windows, and views. This first project will show you how to createa project and add content to it.

Electric Car Projectwill dive a little deeper and allow you to clone an unfinished GitHub repository to finish adding functionality using NetBeans features and shortcuts. Debugging will also be introduced in this section.

Course Features: 

Screencastsare of high quality resolution. The entire IDE is on display so you don’t miss anything while watching the course.

The project repository is located on GitHub. A link is included in the Electric Car Project section. This will be where course code is uploaded and maintained. Each project has a solutions file.

Any questions you have will be answered promptly. Please go to the author’s profile for contact.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the Course!

Lecture 2: My Teaching Philosophy

Lecture 3: Installing the JDK

Lecture 4: Installing NetBeans

Lecture 5: [Optional] Fix Scaling Problem

Chapter 2: Hello World Project

Lecture 1: Hello World

Lecture 2: Windows and Views

Lecture 3: Configuring the Editor

Lecture 4: Splitting the Editor

Lecture 5: The Diff Tool

Lecture 6: Code Snippets

Chapter 3: Electric Car Project

Lecture 1: Cloning a GitHub Repository

Lecture 2: Electric Car Project Overview

Lecture 3: Importing Classes

Lecture 4: Overriding Abstract Methods

Lecture 5: Implementing a Method

Lecture 6: Driving the Electric Car

Lecture 7: Javadocs

Lecture 8: Project Debugging

Lecture 9: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Quentin Lintz
Software engineer prepared to learn new things every day

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