Apache NetBeans IDE 26 has been released, showcasing a range of enhancements and bug fixes across various platforms. Key improvements include the resolution of sporadic ConcurrentModificationExceptions (CME) related to Gradle's JavaToolchainSupport, an upgrade of the Gradle Tooling API to version 8.14, and enhancements to the accessibility of Resolver Public APIs. Additionally, users can now utilize the `mn:run` command for running and debugging Micronaut applications. This version also sees the elimination of Maven 2 output parsing, updates to Lucene, and a halt to fallback versions for MavenVersionSettings.
Notable changes in version 26 include:
- Gradle: Fixes for CME issues and updates to the Gradle Tooling API.
- Maven: Enhanced accessibility to Resolver Public APIs and improved parsing.
- Java: Numerous bug fixes and improvements, including updates to code completion and performance enhancements.
- Web Development: Improved syntax highlighting for JavaScript and CSS, alongside added support for async generator methods.
- UI Enhancements: Increased resolution support for icons and streamlined image loading processes.
- Platform Improvements: SecurityManager layer removal, browser integration enhancements, and fixes for clipboard functionality on Windows.
With this release, users previously on versions before 25 can safely remove specific security settings, while various contributors have made their first contributions to this update.
In summary, Apache NetBeans IDE 26 aims to improve the development experience with enhanced functionality, bug fixes, and better support for modern technologies, alongside contributions from a growing community of developers. The update continues to position NetBeans as a robust IDE for a diverse range of programming languages and frameworks.
For further details, users can refer to the full changelog available on the Apache NetBeans GitHub repository
Notable changes in version 26 include:
- Gradle: Fixes for CME issues and updates to the Gradle Tooling API.
- Maven: Enhanced accessibility to Resolver Public APIs and improved parsing.
- Java: Numerous bug fixes and improvements, including updates to code completion and performance enhancements.
- Web Development: Improved syntax highlighting for JavaScript and CSS, alongside added support for async generator methods.
- UI Enhancements: Increased resolution support for icons and streamlined image loading processes.
- Platform Improvements: SecurityManager layer removal, browser integration enhancements, and fixes for clipboard functionality on Windows.
With this release, users previously on versions before 25 can safely remove specific security settings, while various contributors have made their first contributions to this update.
In summary, Apache NetBeans IDE 26 aims to improve the development experience with enhanced functionality, bug fixes, and better support for modern technologies, alongside contributions from a growing community of developers. The update continues to position NetBeans as a robust IDE for a diverse range of programming languages and frameworks.
For further details, users can refer to the full changelog available on the Apache NetBeans GitHub repository
Apache NetBeans IDE 26 released
Apache NetBeans IDE 26 includes numerous updates and fixes across multiple platforms. The update includes resolving occasional issues with CME in Gradle JavaToolchainSupport, updating the Gradle Tooling API to version 8.14, improving access to Resolver Public APIs, using mn:run to run and debug Micronaut applications, removing Maven 2 output parsing, updating Lucene, and stopping the use of fallback versions for MavenVersionSettings in NB26.
