The Apache Software Foundation introduced an integrated development environment Apache NetBeans 12.3 , which provides support for the Java SE, Java EE, PHP, C / C ++, JavaScript, and Groovy programming languages.
This is the seventh release made by the Apache Foundation since Oracle donated NetBeans code.
Highlights What’s New NetBeans 12.3:
- In Java development tools, the use of the Language Server Protocol (LSP) server has been extended for renaming operations during refactoring, folding blocks in code, detecting errors in the code, and generating code. Added JavaDoc display when hovering over identifiers.
- NetBeans’ built-in Java compiler nb-javac (modified javac) has been updated to nbjavac 15.0.0.2, which is distributed via Maven. Added tests for JDK 15.
- Improved display of subprojects in large Gradle projects. IN
Gradle Navigator added Favorite tasks section. - Full PHP 8 syntax support has been implemented, but attribute and named parameter autocompletion is not yet ready. A button has been added to the status bar to change the PHP version used in the project. Improved support for Composer packages. Improved the ability to work with breakpoints in the debugger.
- Continued development of C ++ Lite, a simplified mode for developing in C / C ++ languages. Added debugger with support for breakpoints, threads, variables, tooltips, etc.
- Updated versions FlatLaf 1.0, Groovy 2.5.14, JAXB 2.3, JGit 5.7.0, Metro 2.4.4, JUnit 4.13.1.
- General cleanup of the code has been carried out.
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