NetBeans DataWrangler: Query, Convert, and Edit Data Analytics Files
Table of Contents File supportQuery, convert, copyThe SQL editorConnections and extensionsDesignInstallationApache NetBeans DataWrangler brings the file formats of data analytics into Apache NetBeans 31: CSV, Apache Parquet, JSON and Excel, the formats exchanged with pandas, Spark, R, dbt, Power BI ...
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Observing Apache NetBeans with OpenTelemetry and Dash0
Table of Contents The question nobody thinks to askWhy this is more than a curiosityThe setupWhat I started withStep 1: Download the agentStep 2: Edit netbeans.confStep 3: Start NetBeansWhat arrives in Dash0Logs: the IDE’s internal monologueSpans: every outbound HTTP callJVM …
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More Free Shells for your Java IDE
Table of Contents More Shells for FreeCommand PromptPowershellWindows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)Git BashCygwinSSHBean ShellMore powerApplet Runner ProAnt Commander ProConclusionYou may be using one of the terminal applications installed on your operating system or use the included terminal panel of the …
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Dissection of Joeffice: Open Source Office Suite in Java
Let’s explore libraries and framework used to write an office suite in Java.
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Foojay Podcast #12: State and Future of the IDEs
In this podcast, we are talking to some of the key people working on different IDEs, Integrated Development Environments.
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Getting Started with Deep Learning in Java Using Deep Netts (Part 2)
For more complex deep learning challenges, more data, and need better performance, take a look at Deep Netts Professional Edition.
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Getting Started with Deep Learning in Java Using Deep Netts
Learn how to make it easy to quickly start using deep learning and to integrate deep learning into existing Java applications.
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Deep Learning in Java for Nuclear Physics using Deep Netts
We use the Deep Netts library to implement our neural networks to do track classification, using Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) Neural Network.
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Deep Learning in Java for Drug Discovery
I see tremendous potential for Deep Netts in the drug discovery pipeline and I feel it is necessary to share Deep Netts existence with the scientific community.
As a Java developer, I have especially come to appreciate having a tool in my language that I could immediately use out of the box and not have to add on weeks, or even months, of training in order to become proficient in another language.
