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IDE Tooling for JavaScript

Talkat Devoxx US 2017 · 2017-03-21..03-23· [javascript, developer-experience]
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Compares IntelliJ/WebStorm, NetBeans and Eclipse Neon by actual features: editor accuracy, ES6/JSX support, debugging, build tooling and mobile/Cordova. Claims IntelliJ/WebStorm delivers the best editor, Babel transpile integration, superior refactoring and Chrome client/server debugging; NetBeans provides the easiest onboarding, NPM GUI and sample projects, Chrome plugin debugging and reliable hot swapping to edit CSS live; Eclipse finally adds ES6 but requires Tern and shows performance and autocomplete problems. Notes NetBeans/Eclipse are free, IntelliJ is paid.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:48Notepad?
  3. 3:05JavaScript IDE Key Features
  4. 5:16My IDE Philosophy
  5. 6:21Feature Support
  6. 7:26Framework Support
  7. 7:41Supported JavaScript Versions
  8. 8:47Hybrid Mobile Development
  9. 10:05Cost
  10. 11:00JavaScript Environment Setup
  11. 12:04NetBeans Features
  12. 13:23NetBeans: Supported Frameworks
  13. 14:16NetBeans: Chrome Integration
  14. 14:56NetBeans: File Templates
  15. 16:06NetBeans: Project Templates
  16. 17:35NetBeans: Example Projects
  17. 18:58NetBeans: Code Completion
  18. 19:43NetBeans: DOM Debugging
  19. 20:18NetBeans: CSS3 Editing
  20. 21:08NetBeans: Customizable Palette
  21. 21:34NetBeans: JavaScript Dependencies
  22. 22:02NetBeans: Gulp Integration
  23. 22:28NetBeans: Gulp Menu Integration
  24. 22:42NetBeans: Node.js Integration
  25. 22:56NetBeans: Apache Cordova
  26. 31:47Eclipse - New Project
  27. 32:21Eclipse Neon: Adding npm Support
  28. 32:42Eclipse Neon: npm Support
  29. 33:13Eclipse Neon: Node.js Integration
  30. 33:26Eclipse Neon: Grunt Integration
  31. 37:30WebStorm / IntelliJ: Differentiating Features
  32. 38:24WebStorm / IntelliJ: Project Types
  33. 39:19WebStorm / IntelliJ: Babel Integration
  34. 43:14Browser Comparison: Computed Methods
  35. 44:50Browser Comparison: Auto-lookup
  36. 45:28Browser Comparison: Sloppy Code
  37. 46:06Browser Comparison: ES6
  38. 46:36Browser Comparison: Imports
  39. 47:37Browser Comparison: Packages
  40. 48:33Browser Comparison: Refactoring
  41. 49:08Considerations
  42. 49:51Resources
  43. 50:52Conclusion
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