Explore IDE tooling for JavaScript development in this 52-minute conference talk from Devoxx. Compare the JavaScript ecosystem integration capabilities of IntelliJ, Eclipse, and NetBeans, examining features beyond basic code editing such as ECMAScript 6 support, Grunt integration, unit testing frameworks, and browser integration. Dive into web, mobile, and server-side JavaScript development tools, covering topics like file templates, project templates, code completion, DOM debugging, CSS3 editing, and Node.js integration. Learn about specific features in NetBeans, Eclipse Neon, and WebStorm/IntelliJ, including npm support, Gulp integration, and Babel integration. Evaluate browser comparisons for computed methods, auto-lookup, ES6 support, imports, packages, and refactoring to make informed decisions about JavaScript development environments.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Notepad?
JavaScript IDE Key Features
My IDE Philosophy
Feature Support
Framework Support
Supported JavaScript Versions
Hybrid Mobile Development
Cost
JavaScript Environment Setup
NetBeans Features
NetBeans: Supported Frameworks
NetBeans: Chrome Integration
NetBeans: File Templates
NetBeans: Project Templates
NetBeans: Example Projects
NetBeans: Code Completion
NetBeans: DOM Debugging
NetBeans: CSS3 Editing
NetBeans: Customizable Palette
NetBeans: JavaScript Dependencies
NetBeans: Gulp Integration
NetBeans: Gulp Menu Integration
NetBeans: Node.js Integration
NetBeans: Apache Cordova
Eclipse - New Project
Eclipse Neon: Adding npm Support
Eclipse Neon: npm Support
Eclipse Neon: Node.js Integration
Eclipse Neon: Grunt Integration
WebStorm / IntelliJ: Differentiating Features
WebStorm / IntelliJ: Project Types
WebStorm / IntelliJ: Babel Integration
Browser Comparison: Computed Methods
Browser Comparison: Auto-lookup
Browser Comparison: Sloppy Code
Browser Comparison: ES6
Browser Comparison: Imports
Browser Comparison: Packages
Browser Comparison: Refactoring
Considerations
Resources
Conclusion
Taught by
Devoxx
