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New support for JavaScript in NetBeans 6.1

Ok I have to admit it. I'm a fan of NetBeans. And with the new features added on the recent next release, NetBeans 6.1 is nearer to AJAX and RIA development. The famous IDE introduced the support to JavaScript, PHP scripting language, support for embedded CSS and HTML.

NetBeans TV has published an interesting webcast to show the new JavaScript Editor in NetBeans IDE 6.1 :

NetBeans IDE 6.1 contains a completely new JavaScript editor which provides many advanced editing capabilities such as intelligent code completion, mark occurences, instant rename, on-fly analysis of JavaScript libraries, support for many Ajax frameworks and more. Watch this screencast to discover the new and exciting JavaScript-related features.

Now I'm waiting for the Flex 3 support :)

Posted by marco casario on May 21, 2008 at 12:21 PM in Flex | Permalink

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Hello marco,

Hope to see you again at 2M08,

i just released an 2M08 mobile guide at www.thomasjoos.be so you can use this if you like to! :)

feel free to give me some feedback!

Thomas

Posted by: Thomas | May 21, 2008 at 06:45 PM

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