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* Dreamweaver is an example of a commercial system to develop HTML pages but also interactive client and server-side web pages. | * Dreamweaver is an example of a commercial system to develop HTML pages but also interactive client and server-side web pages. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:33, 5 November 2008
Integrated Development Environment are commonly used to simplify the programming process. These usually integrate syntax coloration for particular code, WYSIWYG content editor, code compilation, code management and sometimes collaborative development utilities (SVN or CVS).
See also: text editor
Examples
Well-known free and open source systems are
- Eclipse (Wikipedia). Some e-learning applications, e.g. the Reload Editors are made with eclipse.
- Netbeans (Wikipedia) is a popular environment in the Java community.
Commercial systems are for example:
- Komodo is built on top of the Mozilla platform and supports development with various dynamic programming languages such as PHP, JavaScript, Python. The system is commercial but the editor is free.
- Microsoft Visual Studio (Wikipedia)
- Adobe Flex Builder, an environment to develop flex/actionscript/flash code.
- Dreamweaver is an example of a commercial system to develop HTML pages but also interactive client and server-side web pages.
Links
- Integrated Development Environments (Wikipedia)
- Software development kit (Wikipedia)
- Comparison of integrated development environments (Wikipedia)