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How to Use NetBeans to Profile CPU Usage in Java ProgramsPerformance problems in Java applications are often caused by a small number of methods consuming disproportionate amounts of processor time. NetBeans Profiler…
Using NetBeans To Refactor Code With Rename And Move OperationsRefactoring improves a codebase without changing what the application is supposed to do. In NetBeans IDE, Rename and Move operations help developers change…
Configure NetBeans for Java Formatting with Eclipse FormatterConsistent formatting makes Java code easier to review, maintain, and merge. NetBeans includes built-in editor formatting, but teams that work across IDEs…
Configuring NetBeans for Hot Code Replacement in Java EEHot Code Replacement (HCR) makes Java EE development faster by allowing selected class changes to reach a running application without a full server restart.…
Using NetBeans to profile CPU usage in long-running Java tasksLong-running Java tasks can appear healthy while quietly consuming an excessive share of processor time. Batch imports, scheduled jobs, message consumers,…
Using NetBeans to Optimize Java Code with Static Analysis ToolsJava applications often become harder to maintain long before they become visibly slow. Repeated code, unsafe null handling, oversized methods, weak exception…
How NetBeans refactoring tools clean up Java codeRefactoring is the practice of improving a program’s internal structure without changing its observable behavior. In NetBeans IDE, these transformations are…