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Re: Tomorrow Theme

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STILL missing a Netbeans theme.

I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)

I use netbeans (6.9) for python and javascript (/editing html/css). I'm not ready to make an investment in something hardcore like vim. Is there anything free that's better for this? intelliJ doesn't seem to support these with the free version.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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If HN believes creative thinking is a waste of time I’ll get downvoted for this but I fancy just letting my imagination go wild so here goes... Video gamers can supposedly differentiate between tones more similar to one another than non-gamers. Perhaps, if you made a theme of very similar colors, you could achieve the same benefit from programming. Although I suspect it might not work because the difference in the co…

I tried explaining a similar concept to a designer recently - When I use Sublime Text 2 I use the minimap to visually identify sections of code based on their rough shape, and get to learn bits of code or sections of a file purely on its indentation / minimap pattern.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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STILL missing a Netbeans theme.

I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)

For PHP - I love PHPStorm (from jetBrains - the same company behind IntellJ).

But it's missing one important (to me) feature that's been labeled as a critical bug for 2 12 years. And never fixed:

And that's http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-2377

"No autocompletion for php variables inside [SQL] strings"

Believe it our not, I still write SQL statements in my code. So writing an UPDATE on a table with 30 fields (I didn't design the tables) is hella easier in Netbeans then PHPStorm. I don't have to worry about typo's in Netbeans.

If JetBrains ever gets around to fixing this, I'll gladly switch.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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I like this theme, and used it for a while but I find myself going back for monokai. A little off-topic: What do HN people prefer, light or dark themes?

White(or verly nearly so) background. With plenty of light, preferably near large windows. I can't understand why anyone would ever want to sit in the dark staring into a lightsource.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)

For PHP - I love PHPStorm (from jetBrains - the same company behind IntellJ). But it's missing one important (to me) feature that's been labeled as a critical bug for 2 12 years. And never fixed: And that's http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-2377 "No autocompletion for php variables inside [SQL] strings" Believe it our not, I still write SQL statements in my code. So writing an UPDATE on a table with 30 fields (I…

I had no idea netbeans even supported php.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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This is awesome, however I use Sublime Text Editor 2 of which there is no theme for and thus serves no purposes just yet.

Not only can you install the Textmate theme manually but you can also just use the Package Control app to install this theme automatically with no effort on your part.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)

I use netbeans (6.9) for python and javascript (/editing html/css). I'm not ready to make an investment in something hardcore like vim. Is there anything free that's better for this? intelliJ doesn't seem to support these with the free version.

I posed my question under the guise that we were talking about Java. I don't use an IDE for JS/Python, sublime text does everything I need for them.

Re: Tomorrow Theme

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I've never understood netbeans, why use it over intelliJ? (Honest question)

It's free, for one thing. IntelliJ is still for-pay if you want Java EE features, and while few of my projects are Java EE all of them use some EE features (JSF, especially). I tried IntelliJ community edition and was not very impressed. The time/cost of switching is pretty high. I'm not sure what the value is I'd be getting for that effort--better completion? More graphical ways of doing things? If I had $200 to blo…

The full version has a 30 day trial. I used to use Eclipse/Netbeans. I hate java and intelliJ actually makes it bearable.
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