WebStorm, Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio Code, NetBeans, Komodo, and Eclipse pull out the stops for JavaScript, Node.js, and friends. JavaScript is used for many different kinds of applications ...

But if it's been a while since you last test drove Oracle's popular IDE, not to be confused with Oracle's JDeveloper product, there are compelling reasons why you should give the 8.1 beta version of ...

Topping the list of enhancements in NetBeans 7.3 is support for HTML5 and CSS, and a new JavaScript editor and debugger based on the Nashorn project. NetBeans is a free, open source IDE, available for ...

The NetBeans 6.0 code editor will accommodate the JRuby run time and adds fuller support for JavaScript. JRuby is a version of the Ruby language that runs on the Java virtual machine. Previously ...

NetBeans continues to be a popular Java IDE, but has grown beyond Java to support C/C++, Groovy, PHP, JavaScript, and the HTML5 and CSS Web development standards. NetBeans 8.0, released in 2014, added ...

It also, however, supports other languages, such as JavaScript, PHP, and C/C++. NetBeans has a long history dating back to 1995. It was acquired by Sun in 2000. Oracle picked up NetBeans as part ...