NetBeans Plug-in Development: JRebel Experience Report

"These days we're pretty much on the safe side to say that all Java developers have an IDE installed on their workstation. Also, it is quite safe to claim that most of the developers use auxiliary tools in conjunction with the IDE, making their work more effective. And it is a good idea for any IDE to maintain extensibility so that third-party tools can leverage the platform in order to provide a better user experience to the IDE users.

This session reviews the requirements that a tool such as JRebel brings to an IDE such as NetBeans. It explores the challenges related to the implementation of the plug-in for the NetBeans platform and offers some cool tips and tricks that the JRebel team experienced during a project."
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