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NetBeans, IDEs and faster programming for WordPress - WordCamp NYC 2009

by Jeremy Clarke

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Simple efficient tools are fast and easy to use, but they don’t understand the code you’re writing. I’ll talk about and show you how Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like NetBeans or Eclipse (both are Free Software and cross-platform), can take care of a lot of the tedious annoying work to let you focus on getting things done with your code. This switch has changed the way I work and I don’t think I could ever go back. If you haven’t tried working with an IDE, or even if you have and got scared, this talk will walk you through the why and the how of saving time and headaches by committing to one. I’ll also cover using PHPXref, a simple alternative to IDEs that offers a lot of the same utility without changing any of your code workflow.

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Tushar Joshi, Architect at Persistent Systems Limited Thanks for provising my blogs link for the NetBeans Keyboard Shortcuts.

with regards
Tushar Joshi, Nagpur 2 years ago

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Jeremy Clarke, web developper at Global Voices Online Once you've gone through that first intro article I EXUBERANTLY recommend the following two articles:

http://www.phpmag.ru/2009/01/23/extremely-usefull-netbeans-shortcuts/

http://netbeanside61.blogspot.com/2008/04/top-10-netbeans-ide-keyboard-shortcuts.html

They are both on the same topic: 10 NetBeans Keyboard Shortcuts that the authors think are valuable. IMHO this is a fabulous way to learn to use the software more effectively. My use of NetBeans is almost entirely through the keyboard, and knowing how to reach its features without the mouse is key to saving time. These lists also serve to filter the overly-numerous features of NB down to those everyone is likely to need. Take 15 min each day to practice using a few shortcuts from these links and you'll be using NetBeans like a pro in no time. 3 years ago

Jeremy Clarke, web developper at Global Voices Online Test: My comments keep getting deleted from this presentation. I'll repost my links if this one stays. 3 years ago

Archana Kulshrestha, Content Evangelist at SlideShare Great stuff...thanks for sharing! 3 years ago