Interview
summary
NetBeans 8.1 adds Node.js debugging and templates with Express integration so server and front‑end JavaScript can be edited, run and debugged inside the IDE, plus a redesigned Java profiler and editor improvements for Java, PHP and C++. The HTML5 and PHP distributions now include a bundled JDK. Everything stays free and open source. Early NetBeans 9 builds already add Java 9 and Jigsaw support; tester numbers are small but feedback is positive.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:17Nodejs support
- 1:48JavaScript support
- 2:53JavaScript evolution
- 3:41NetBeans
- 4:47Net Java 9
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