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Advantage of J2ME over Native Platforms

These days everyone is aware of vast prospects that are associated with mobile application development industry. J2ME apps are much more practical than the ones developed on other platforms and perhaps this is the reason why J2ME application development companies are setting new standards in terms of both security as well as features. J2ME development platform is used by the developers exclusively for smart applications. Smart applications reduce network traffic by storing and processing data locally. This feature not only decreases latency but also conserves valuable wireless bandwidth. This also eliminates the chances of crucial info being interrupted or intercepted. In comparison to other native platforms, java platform's main strength is that it facilitates the user to develop portable applications. This portability of Java Platform arises from its effective execution model. This is because JVM is used at the runtime, for the processing of Java Byte code, hence providing the h...

5 Features You Will Hate about NetBeans - A Java IDE

As an integrated development environment (IDE), NetBeans allows programmers to create applications using several programming languages. The IDE is written in Java, and can be used as an application platform framework to build Java desktop applications. However, NetBeans supports a variety of programming languages in addition to Java, including C, C++, PHP and HTML5. The IDE can further run on Windows, Linux, Solaris, OS X, and other operating systems that support compatible Java Virtual Machine (JVM). The platform provides a set of modular software components called modules to developers that can be used to create applications extendable to third-party developers. Oracle also recently released NetBeans IDE 8.0. Despite supporting several programming languages, the NetBeans platform is still not popular among modern developers. There are several developers who hate some of the features and functionality provided by the Java IDEs. 5 Features Developers Hate about NetBeans IDE 1) Not Eas...