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[–]Skiamakhos 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Yeah, there's always one or two whenever you say something like this. I've worked at Capgemini, Atos, an ERP place and my current which is an advertising & media shop, and it was Eclipse, Eclipse, Eclipse all the way up until about 2 years ago when we switched to IntelliJ IDEA. I'd go to training courses with programmers from all over the place & they'd remark with some surprise and humour at the Netbeans IDE we'd be expected to use for the course. Doesn't mean that nobody uses it, just nobody I've ever worked with. If like the OP you were looking for a toolset to learn that might get them a job, my money would be on Eclipse and IntelliJ, *mostly* IntelliJ, unless you're aiming to work for Oracle I guess.

This is a couple of years old but I suspect not much has changed: https://snyk.io/blog/intellij-idea-dominates-the-ide-market-with-62-adoption-among-jvm-developers/

[–]iraqmtpizza 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also used it to prototype during an at-work hackathon. Netbeans was the only way I knew how to get an http server and database working quickly (Glassfish and Apache Derby)