Oracle JDeveloper Reviews

JDeveloper allows developers to model, create, discover, assemble, organize, test, implement and maintain composite applications based on services.
It is easy to use and streamlines the development.
Simplifies application development

It consumes a lot of ram memory and in some occasions this tool gets slow.
It is very delicate, since sometimes the files are corrupted

I like the way in which tests can be done, the tools for development, how debugging is done, how development is integrated in the weblogic console without importing and exporting, but directly by this ide I can do it by configuring, the improvements as soon as the graph

the configuration and installation of it, is a little problematic to do it, but when you have a version of oracle, and domains with other ides, it is very heavy as far as RAM is concerned, if you use it for java development you forget how to program in java since you only bring components, it could be said that it would be an advantage but only for loose programming.

Among the advantages of the tool we have:
- It facilitates the development of the projects, because it simplifies the work by building a base at the moment of generating the application, in this way the developer focuses on building the business logic of his project.
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- It needs many resources in the harward so that it can be used efficiently.
- Sometimes it does not recognize the changes when modifying a project.

Free environment
Developed exclusively for Java
Compatible with operating systems: Linux, Mac and Windows.
It allows to advance quickly in the development of code that means a lot of code in a semi-automatic way.
It's good enough to create visual interfaces.

It is very heavy and slows the execution of programs.
Requires a computer with enough hardware resources.

* its wizards to generate repetitive code, it's great, since I love the reuse of the code
* has good integration with weblogic, for projects that use it highly recommended
* Unify the development of DDBB with that of the application.
*What I like most about this software is how fast it starts, it has a very friendly interface for the development

the only thing I could say against is the weight of the client, for users with very slow internet, it becomes complicated to download it

JDeveloper is an outstanding software with highest quality and sophisticated characteristics. It is used for doing a lot of businesses. Using different applications of this software, enhances our business. It is considered to be the most essential part of my daily work. As it is free so one can easily design program considering different languages. It lets my work to be done very quickly so it saves my time.

In the beginning, its layout seems to be difficult because it is quite complex. For convenience people have to take guidance. One of the con is that sometimes while implementing business on this software, system get slow because a large amount of RAM memory is needed for this software.

its good functionality for the design, coding, debugging and deployment phases, through a visual approach

It consumes a lot of memory when it is working, it closes a few times and you have to return to open the software

Facilitate the integration and use of the database for the development of applications that allow to be at the forefront of each day, it has good management in HTML, BPM and SOA, it is a complete Oracle system.

It is a bit difficult to achieve the system that this provides that each one has its management in different business environments.

It is an easy-to-use tool, where the components for the development of services are seen in an orderly manner, very useful for creating database connections with JCA.

Sometimes the projects get corrupted and you have to leave the application and re-create the project

Integration capacity, Pipeline development and Composite development (besides all basic functions for an IDE) makes Jdev the best in his kind, without mention the full stack plugins for integrating other technologies

The embeded weblogic environment for it can be confusing at the beginners. form my point of view it has many issues (memory) working on windows.

JDeveloper is great integrated IDE for Java, J2EE applications development, It has great in features like version control, Maven support. We can easily connect Databases and execute test SQLs. It helps also in packaging software. customer support is great.

As it is has great features it is little slow for opening IDE, it consumes memory for installing and while running.

Since 12 version, the integration and flexibility increased.I was able to develop everything in one single place without any issue

If you want to create a service bus project version 11 and lower it just can be done in Eclipse. That's a little annoying.

I have to say this is one of my favorites IDE, it has database navigator, service testing tool, integration to develop soa composite, bpm process, java applications, name it JDeveloper has it

It is a little slow and it has a lot of CPU and memory consumption but you can live with that if you love it like i do

JDeveloper helps you to develop applications in JAVA, JavaScript, PHP etc. It also offers drag and drop functionality. As it oracle based application so it integrates with oracle application development framework (ADF) which is very helpful in developing applications. The one who is already a oracle user will definitely like it to develop applications.

As it is bit difficult to understand so one who is new to this needs some training and guidance. It requires good hardware configuration to run smoothly.

It works very well in different operating systems: Linux and Mac and Windows. I really like the functionality of the visual interfaces and the UML editor is a very useful tool.

It is somewhat heavy, which in robust programs makes the execution slower. It is a point to consider when planning our projects

I like the adhoc testing and debugging capabilities of JDeveloper. I can test my applications quickly and the possible step by step walking through the program makes debugging easy.

Since we load it as part of JDE's OMW software the editor is a big laggy at times, even when running it on a PC. When run on a VM it is a little bit worse.

The best thing is that it is Free of cost.

Occasionally the software gets hang s up

I usually don't like a drag and drop environment, but I love it with JDeveloper because you can create something really fast, then tweak code when needed. Also I love the integration with Virtualbox as I am a longtime Virtualbox fanboy.

Can be exceptionally slow at times, and has a tendency to crash at the worst possible times. I have not doubt Oracle with fix this eventually but for now this is annoying.

Features and ease of use , good to have all the features

Customer support and setup process in beginning

It is a very powerful IDE for the development of java and commercial applications such as BPM and SOA, at the ADF level it is a complex but very intuitive framework since it manages the design through layaout and draggable components. At the level of SOA services in the new version of 12-C it is not necessary to use an IDE as an eclipse since the connections that were created there can now be made directly in the jdeveloper. The database adapter is quite useful and easy to use.

It consumes many resources of the machine, if they have a machine with little memory it will get slow and the IDE will close unexpectedly.

Everything is fully integrated in one single place from, java, to web services, to bpm SOA and everything you need to do

It is slow, it crash from nowhere, you have to install patch to use it, but other than that if you adjust yourself to that it works just fine

Compared to the other Java programs, Jdeveloper is the main compiler or developer with hands on development for application based programs. Great if you can maneuver through them but hard for first time developers.

The interface is tough and hard to use compared to JAVA SE and other oracle Java programs. Must be well verse in Java and Oracle programs.