JDeveloper Review

PROS: The advancement of algorithms code is straightforward. It has a basic interface that you can customize. It has the best environment for Java programming where you can modify it in XML, SQL, HTML, and PHP among others. You can program in Javascript and this is vital for many organizations. With the free advancement progress, you can create additional items using this dialect. This opens new avenues for developers who need this for their companies.

CONS: The progrma is very heavy. It requires a ton of CPU power. When it gets laggy, I code longer.

PROS: Oracle has a great database and them adding that feature to JDeveloper is a great move. It is also a plus that it has more tools now like HTML, PHP, AJAX, and many others. Because of these things and other functionalities, our development pace has simplified and accelerated. And it also works well for us that there are multiple interface languages to choose from.

CONS: JDeveloper is a heavy software and it always takes its time to launch fully. And whenever we have huge projects, it would run into issues and would crash. Also, the IDE is difficult to configure.

PROS: I like how Oracle JDeveloper is very developer-friendly. There is an autocorrect for syntax errors. It also provides an error list complete with details. Also, it has options for ADF and SOA plus OAF. You can test your entire application in the same tool and it connects to multiple databases.

CONS: I would like for it to download and update automatically. At this moment, we still manually download every time.

PROS: I have used this software since the Fall semester. And, let me tell you that it is one of the best software that I have used since then. It is useful in developing distributed software. Plus, the interface is very intuitive.

CONS: I sometimes lose work because the software hangs up. It doesn't recover files well. And, when it hangs, I am forced to shut down my unit.

PROS: JDeveloper has a multi-layer framework that enables our app builders to be efficient in their tasks. This is also helped by the fact that there is a visual editing mode available. And with this platform, they can easily manage the code whenever they need to make deep modifications.

CONS: JDeveloper has limited support for other Java environments compared to other IDE examples.

PROS: There are many frameworks for programming language support like Java. It includes class structure and all the needed documentation for implementation. Also, Oracle does awesome updates. Now, we can use lambdas and it helps me a lot.

CONS: Sometimes when the software gets a bug, it takes days to find out what it is and deal with it.

PROS: I love how we can work on every development phases in a coordinated way yet stay isolated in some sense. Now, the permit is free. Also, we can configure class charts with UML apparatuses. The work becomes simpler with partners. Moreover, the interface is pretty good.

CONS: At times, it can be slow. Also, it crashes. I haven't brought this up officially but right now this is frustrating.

PROS: JDeveloper has many environments integrated like Java, XML, PHP, HTML and many databases. It helps you simplify tasks and eases the whole developing process. There is that simple "next" command that makes tasks and development easy. This develops detailed lines of code and templates. Also, the user interface is very intuitive and is available in different languages.

CONS: The program is very heavy. It hangs and takes a long time to get operational. Also, the installation process is quite tedious and complicated.

PROS: This platform has the necessary tools to complete the building of an application. Because of it, we can proceed with our tasks and finish them on time since we can access everything we require from a single interface. This is complemented by the fact that it can reconcile with repositories that you require for your application development. Also, it offers different options for creating web services with a single action so that you can do more without investing too much energy. And if ever you run into difficulties, you can simply open the integrated knowledgebase to find the answer. Plus, there are extensive resources that help you make the best out of the platform.

CONS: The application takes up too much of the computer resources. For it to run smoothly when multiple developers need to use it, you have to create a complex office setup.

PROS: Oracle JDeveloper is an excellent tool that is a full-featured platform for development. It offers flexibility and it allows us to connect with other Oracle products as well. More than that, it supports integrations with software versioning systems, which is a huge help to us.

CONS: There are moments when our code changes result in issues. The platform is also laggy at times.

PROS: The software is very customizable. You can design it to fit your organizational needs. Also, it's free! We use it for Data Organizing and love how we can store in one place viewable by the whole team. It's kind of easy to use thanks to its drag and drop feature.

CONS: Learning to use it is not that easy at first. Also, it is slow and heavy. It takes time to respond. Plus, there are some bugs.

PROS: Since we can do all our development tasks on one platform, we have become more efficient and productive since we no longer have to switch between two IDEs. It is also beneficial because we can look into databases, debuggers, and servers, and more from the same interface.

CONS: The IDE crashes whenever we utilize an actual ep that is not readily available. It also has multiple compilations whenever we commit changes.

PROS: This is an IDE designed for Java. It can work with other systems due to its internal features like database connectors and the application development framework. This is beneficial since Oracle Database is a popular choice among organizations for their relational database management applications.

CONS: So far, I have not encountered anything I do not like about this software.

PROS: It affords you a good environment that can be used for different languages including HTML, XML, and Java. The program allows me to create Java applications easier and faster. Also, they work great on any hardware platform. What's more, is that the user interface is easy to understand. This is also the case for every functionality. Speaking of functionality, it has a set of integrated builders. There are wizards for new components. It also has appropriate palletes and previsualizers that allow developers easy yet robust construction. What's more, is that you can create solutions in multiple languages and also interactive data forms. Furthermore, it creates graphics and reports.

CONS: It runs a bit slow especially when you start running it. The program is very heavy and makes the computer slow. There was also a time where I cannot see my preferred option when I started to create a project using the Wizard. The installation was also tedious. It also crashes when refactoring or when just deleting.

PROS: The first thing I noticed about this is its ease of use and how quickly it connects with another Oracle product, ADF, to enable quicker and seamless development. On top of that, there are numerous plugins and it has an SQL developer client, too.

CONS: The interface is slow to respond during searches. Plus, though this is understandable, this is mostly centered around Oracle.

PROS: It is simply the best IDE for SOA/Java-based applications. Thanks to its many connections with configuration management plugins like SVN and GIT. Also, it has a resource pallete which is very useful. There's also an MDS support that is deployable using JDeveloper.

CONS: It sometimes crashes. It takes a lot of CPU and memory to run. The only way out is to kill the process. No utility for process shutdown.

PROS: Oracle JDeveloper helps you develop high-level enterprise applications. It has a strong architecture which is great for scalable and robust maintenance. You develop applications using a graphical model in the platform where you use workflows, templates, active directories, and security. These are connected to the J2EE architecture and JSF. It helps you tease out great potential. Users can create various projects like in JSF, ADF, Java and Excel Integration. We currently use it in the company and it gives us a unified working point for architecture layers.

CONS: The platform is pretty heavy. It has great system requirements. Also, often, there are errors which are unmanageable. You can only solve them by shutting the application down. This should never be the case but if it is not ran, you can continue development. The IDE connectivity with the server is unstable. It doesn't matter whether it is on-premise or in the cloud. It just bogs down. I hope this gets fixed.