Netbeans IDE 8.1 - RC Still

    A stable release of the new version of the wonderful and most importantly free IDE for programming languages ​​such as PHP , Java , C / C ++ and others is about to come out . In the meantime, bypassing the release Candidate (RC) of this version, let's see what has changed in this IDE .

    The main changes (not taking into account changes in the support of frameworks and other things) compared to version 8.0 , which the developers themselves point directly to:
    • Direct work with Node.js .
      For me, as a WEB developer, this is a key function, which in turn draws many other good improvements, such as normal support for Gulp and Grunt .
    • Oracle WebLogic Server Remote Management Support
    • WildFly 9 and 10 application server support

    Node.js

    • Support for Node.js projects
    • Manage npm packages directly from project settings
    • Launching and debugging Node.js applications


    HTML5 / JavaScript

    • Gulp Support



    • Support for Mocha and Selenium
    • Jade Template Engine Support
    • Extended support for Grunt
    • Extended support for AngularJS and KnockoutJS
    • Projects now recognize package.json , bower.json and composer.json


    Java

    • Improved auto-completion of code
    • More convenient and intuitive navigator

    • Improved control in the settings window

    Java EE

    • Oracle WebLogic Server Remote Management Support

    • WildFly 9 and 10 application server support

    Php

    • Phing Support
    • Advanced Integration with Composer
    • Code coverage with Nette Tester
    • Integration with Symfony installer


    C / c ++

    • Support for mixed development in C ++ / Java
    • Improvements in the "Project Creation Wizard"
    • SVN , Git, and Mercurial supported remotely

    • Improvements in C ++ Editor
    • Improvements to checks, hints and refactoring
    • Support for “reverse engineering” (Call Graph)

    Profiler

    • Redesign

    • New features:
      • Real-time display of CPU status
      • Real-time display of memory status
      • CPU usage monitoring
      • Profiled application thread dumps
    • Engine improvements:
      • Faster connection to a profiled application
      • Limit outgoing calls to profiled methods
      • Memory accounting for selected classes
    • Simplified settings
    • Improved IDE integration

    Other

    • Enhanced Git Support
    • And much, much more


    More details about this version can be found on the official WIKI page of this version (in English) .
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    I myself use version 8.1 for the JS project from the Beta state , and my personal opinion is that you can definitely use the version.
    The only nuance that befell me is that in Linux for direct work with npm from the project, sudo rights are required , but the IDE itself does not request them for the terminal.

    PS I hope I correctly understood and translated all the functions. I ask you to express your comments in drugs .

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