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JavaScript Editors
A completely redesigned JavaScript editor includes syntax highlighting, code folding, file structure display, background parser,
bracket matching, formatting, JSON support and more. Get a demo in Tor Norby's blog entry, and visit the NetBeans 6.1 JavaScript wiki page.
The NetBeans IDE comes with your choice of GlassFish or Tomcat installed, as well as the Java DB database server. You can easily integrate other tools, like the JBoss application server and MySQL database server.
In this screencast you'll learn how to use the jMaki NetBeans plugin to create Ajax-enabled applications by dragging and dropping jMaki tags onto a page.
Program in JavaScript with the Rhino IDE, a development environment with full access to the StarOffice dialog editor. You also get BeanShell, a Java source interpreter with object scripting language features. BeanShell combines the Java programming language with the advantages of a interpreter language, which means you can write your Java code and execute it with no compilation required. Get details. You can get the Rhino JavaScript Debugger in OpenOffice, too.
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JavaScript News and Blogs
May 20, 2008
Abstract
The Woodstock Client-Side Library provides a rich set of Web-based components. These components can be used client-side, independent of server implementation. This document provides basic concepts of working ...
May 13, 2008
JavaScript Debugging with FireBug
Firebug is the browser debugger, available as a firefox add-on. Client-side debugging, which becomes particularly important in Ajax applications with extensive JavaScript, is made ...
May 03, 2008
JavaOne 2008 is in the vicinity. We thought it will be helpful to map co-ordinates of GlassFish and related acitvity during JavaOne 2008. This information will serve as quick reference for GlassFish and related events ...
April 29, 2008
NetBeans 6.1 Final - In time for JavaOne!
NetBeans 6.1 was just released and it is both a feature and a performance release. The feature part has to do with JavaScript support - the language everybody loves to hate ...
April 29, 2008
JavaScript Type Inference in NetBeans
Roman Strobl has just published a screencast of the new JavaScript editor in NetBeans 6.1. The demo is around 5 minutes and highlights many of the editing features.
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More Fun with Ajax
Get all the info you need to Ajax-enable your web applications:
articles, tutorials, downloads, sample code, and more.
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