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- Hotswap (11,992 bytes)
24: ...nstead of incorporating instant code changes into common development lifecycle, they rather shut the syste... - Javeleon (5,181 bytes)
37: ...al components like forms or main window are quite common in desktop applications). Changing their initiali... - AssemblableTypes (4,972 bytes)
11: ...for that in the ''Loaders API''. There is however common requirement to show not only editor, but also oth...
13: ...' knows nothing about ''Loaders API''. Their only common dependency is the ''Text API''. Can I write a wiz...
18: The common style to achieve this is to create a new, [[Abstr...
22: ...ders'' [[API]] needs), one can enumerate a set of common interfaces comming for example from [[JDK]] and r...
30: In case one can find suitable types in the common dependencies (like in [[JDK]]), this kind of ''on... - CPL (7,918 bytes)
1: [[wikipedia:Common_Public_License|Common Public License]] is an [[open source]] software l...
13: ...[[JUnit]] license. True, [[JUnit]]'s use of [[CPL|Common Public License]] is unique and sort of archaic. I... - APIvsSPI (6,917 bytes)
43: ... such implementations can be used and tested by a common code that looks like this: - Checked exception (11,009 bytes)
171: ...oblems. Moreover this situation shouldn't be that common - we expect methods that assume handling of the [... - JavaOne2011 (5,743 bytes)
30: ...ks without the hassle of on-startup processing so common in the EE space these days.
40: ...or years. Join us to understand the importance of common ground for IDEs as well as for [[Java]]. - JDeveloper (6,776 bytes)
7: === Common Ground ===
9: .... As it is always easier to share when there is a common ground, I started to talk more about [[OSGi]] and...
21: ...[OSGi]] in the 6.9 release! We almost reached the common ground without even starting to talk to each othe...
25: We had the common ground I was hoping for. Just [[NetBeans]] 6.9 pr...
27: ...veloper]] can improve even more with [[Netbinox]] common ground. I worked on that whole summer. Code impro... - Intelligent design (2,623 bytes)
5: ...n was more important for me: such [[module system|common ground]] would give us a chance to ''share''. I w... - OSGiCon (2,205 bytes)
5: ...e description of the [[Module system#The need for Common Ground|crucial role]] [[OSGi]] played in the re-b... - RangeDependenciesAnalysed (8,811 bytes)
69: Compute the common denominator range for each module B: <math>cr = \... - Semantic versioning (1,982 bytes)
5: Althrough common design practise in [[OSGi]] world the drawbacks a... - Vendor library (2,600 bytes)
3: ...ecially in the beginning of 21st century it was a common hobby among many programmers to write own impleme... - Harmony (4,902 bytes)
25: ... profile'' will be the [[JDeveloper#Common Ground|Common Ground]] that will unify various [[Java]]-like so... - Final interface (8,284 bytes)
25: ...quires the owner to feel the pain - e.g. simulate common problem in context of [[JDK]] - that is however t... - DXR3 (3,125 bytes)
12: The ridiculous observation I made is the common enthusiastic feeling the people on the mailing li... - GWT (4,219 bytes)
26: ...r Java SE|Java SE]] - it is a subset. But a base, common subset that can grow and behave same in browsers ...
28: === Common Ground and WORA ===
30: ...)design the roots of [[Java]] and together find a common ground for the [[Java]] as we know it (aka [[HotS...
32: [[Bck2Brwsr]] [[framework]] can be such common ground. If you care about [[Java]], join us to ma... - Modularize (2,482 bytes)
11: ...''java.base''' module becomes the [[Module system|common ground]] for all [[Java]] [[environment]]s. Howev... - FlowControllingTest (35,143 bytes)
87: ...ing method is called. However as this was way too common pattern in NetBeans the there is a special utilit... - Never update tests (1,603 bytes)
7: ...e, then you have broken [[Source_Compatibility]]. Common mistakes include adding new methods into interfac... - Platonic (2,955 bytes)
11: ...imitation of the roundness of a circle. This is a common observation when comparing objects from real worl... - Bck2BrwsrMangling (4,077 bytes)
1: ...cript]] the [[Bck2Brwsr]] project needs to face a common problem. One needs to find [[Good Name]] for mean...
5: There is a common [[wikipedia:Name_mangling|mangling scheme]] speci... - Codesnippet4Javadoc (535 bytes)
3: ... in [[TheAPIBook]] looking nicer than is usual in common books. - Bck2BrwsrFlow (3,831 bytes)
51: ...[[Bck2Brwsr]] optimizes for backward jumps as the common sense suggests that one needs them more when usin... - Doppio (1,435 bytes)
1: [[Parallel Inventions]] are common. When there is a time for some idea, you can bet ...
5: ... the other hand [[Bck2Brwsr]] tries to seek for a common (and effective) ground which could be shared betw... - Debugger (14,545 bytes)
35: ...atform]] invited me for a consultation. It is not common to send the creator of a framework for a consulta...
37: ...nd we design them as a team). As a result my most common answer to customer questions was: ''I don't know....
70: ...his is available, however it covers only the most common [[usecase]]s. When you need to take it to extreme... - Language (3,672 bytes)
16: ...also have a different spelling. It also shows the common language heritage. Apperently in the prototypical... - Profiles (1,897 bytes)
43: ...[profiles|profile]]! Great work on creating small common ground for [[JDK]]8 based libraries! Now everythi... - LowerProfile (11,103 bytes)
71: ...e modules, it may be better to ''abstract a least common denominator''. - TeaVM (2,621 bytes)
3: ...derstand [[DukeScript]]'s @{{HTML4J|net/java/html/js|JavaScriptBody}} annotation and he did it!
5: That is amazing! Now we have a [[common ground]] - a way to write [[Java]] libraries that...
32: ...r your [[good]] work and thanks for sharing the [[common ground]]! - Common ground (1,959 bytes)
1: ...ging two systems together, it is good to have a [[common ground]]. We had one when we sneaked [[NetBeans]]...
3: ...licitly assume people understand that it is the [[common ground]] for integration between [[Java]] and [[J... - Gradle (10,710 bytes)
1: These days it is common to praise [[wikipedia:Gradle|Gradle]] and dishone... - EnforcingProperUsage (6,834 bytes)
21: ... the [[FriendPackages]] pattern and as such it is common to find [[Javadoc]] like: ''Implementation only, ... - WhiningBuilder (7,716 bytes)
119: ...s what matters the most in [[Java]]. Moreover the common usage of the [[builder]] doesn't expose the gener... - SQLDeveloper (265 bytes)
1: ...eveloper#Common_Ground|unify these systems around common ground]]. - JustCode (6,144 bytes)
1: ...ory, the project decided to merge the code into a common repository with [[Graal]] compiler (currently ava... - TwoYearsWithTruffle (18,456 bytes)
79: Still, the [[Truffle]] [[API]] is huge (that is a common feature of almost all [[API]]s) and it is not eas...
83: == Node.js & Java Interop ==
85: ...been interesting to me since the days of ''avatar.js'' and [[I]] was thrilled to contribute to it when... - Modularization of NetBeans Platform (16,563 bytes)
47: ... be allowed to be enhanced as there will now be a common and standard way how a module delivers its API pa...
68: Move fix-dependencies to common.xml module so other applications based on NetBean... - MultiGitRepository (19,667 bytes)
20: ...t fully correct) commits as you wish. It is quite common one makes changes to the system, pushes them on a...
48: ...y be split for licensing reasons. Then it is very common a technical change cross-cuts both of these repos... - Conceptual surface (935 bytes)
3: ...der part ([[SPI]]). This advice optimizes for the common case where the number of people making calls into... - DevOps (6,799 bytes)
27: ...e classpath, the same sources. These days this is common in the [[Android]]+[[Gradle]] world, but when we ...
39: The problem is that in common ''enterprises'' there is ''nobody who cares''! Th... - ContinuousIntegration (7,117 bytes)
7: ...re complicated when it comes to [[API Design]]. A common advice to get better quality is to increase your ...
19: ...hat various modules ([[JAR]]s or '''.so''' or '''.js''' files) built on top of your [[API]] find the s... - FourthGraalAdventures (8,081 bytes)
16: ...f [[OracleLabs]] [[I]] was convinced that [[Graal.js]] is the way to go. To make the migration as smoo...
18: ...ashorn]] with the path paved to switch to [[Graal.js]] - the scripting engine based on [[GraalVM]] and...
20: ...ripting}} [[API]]. The goal is to use the [[Graal.js]] engine everywhere instead of deprecated [[Nasho...
27: Fixing the vulnerability, polishing [[Graal.js]] and [[Truffle]] for inclusion into [[NetBeans]]...
35: ...and [[Java]] with [[NativeImage]] based solution. Common stuff. However, it is the second part (at 23rd mi... - Black hole (1,184 bytes)
1: ...BackwardCompatibility]]. Of course, this is not a common operation, just like [[star]]s do not burn out ev... - APIDevelopment (30,003 bytes)
10: ...ed by using the same patterns and documented in a common way. This document describes the practices that s...
41: ...t~/nbbuild/templates/common.xml nbbuild/templates/common.xml] and [http://www.netbeans.org/source/browse/~... - APIReviewSteps (10,464 bytes)
54: Fast-track type changes generally apply common practices in frequently performed tasks like addi... - Malware (4,383 bytes)
9: ...ild process specifically since it is not the most common Java IDE in use today''. True, [[NetBeans]] is no... - Genetics (6,409 bytes)
38: ...d [[CSharp]] become its own species without any [[common ground]]. From time to time they influence each o... - DirectAction (7,005 bytes)
11: ...over while [[GPLwithClassPathException]] is quite common among [[Java]] projects, the roots of [[Apache]] ...
65: ...e ''project management committee'' vote without a common consent - we could successfully present an altern...
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