Learning NetBeans

1h 55mBeginner2018-04-27

Authors

Reynald Adolphe

Technologist and .NET Developer

Course details

Get started with NetBeans, the popular and open-source integrated development environment (IDE). This course provides a solid introduction to the capabilities of the NetBeans IDE, to help developers grasp how to use it for development. Throughout the course, instructor Reynald Adolphe helps you get acquainted with NetBeans by sharing helpful examples using Java. Learn about the NetBeans interface, creating templates and projects, and debugging code. Plus, Reynald discusses how to manage services, approach desktop and web development, and work with clean code.

Learning objectives
What is NetBeans?
Creating templates
Importing and exporting projects
Debugging code
Creating a project
Creating a GridPane layout
Creating the UI
Deploying and executing an app
Organizing the environment

Skills covered

NetBeansApacheJavaOracleSoftware Development ToolsLearningProgramming LanguagesSoftware Development

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome
02 - What you should know before watching
03 - Using the exercise files

1. Intro to NetBeans

04 - What is NetBeans
05 - Install the Java Development Kit
06 - Install NetBeans
07 - Tour of NetBeans interface, part1
08 - Tour of NetBeans interface, part 2

2. Templates, Projects, and Debugging

09 - File templates
10 - Code templates
11 - Code snippet
12 - Project importing and exporting
13 - The debugger

3. Managing Services

14 - Connect to a database
15 - App servers
16 - Web services

4. Desktop Development - JavaFX

17 - Create the project
18 - Create a GridPane layout
19 - Add text, labels, and text fields
20 - Add a button and text
21 - Add code to handle an event

5. Web Development - PrimeFaces

22 - Overview
23 - Create the project
24 - Create entity classes
25 - Create the UI
26 - Deploy and execute the app

6. Working with Clean Code

27 - Organize the environment
28 - Refactoring - Variables and methods
29 - Look and feel of your code
30 - Organization with action items
31 - JavaDocs

Conclusion

32 - Next steps