Frontend Development

Supports multiple file types and offers a collection of formatters, validators, code minifiers, string escapers, encoders and decoders, message digesters, web resources and more.

I've been using netbeans for 7 years. I tried eclipse, phpStorm, even sublimeText and notepad++ but I do like netbeans. Con: too slow at startup. Best feature for me: remote synchronization while working on local files.

It's best for creating fast-loading pages with a lot of UI components and free

Easily customize posts and pages with drag and drop, much better than gutenberg

good

About 7 years using it, very positive experience in about 10 success projects

I used Meteor for 7 projects, and all of these works well. I never had a problem. I love the way Meteor integrate and use MongoDB. I love DDP the new protocol that the dev team developed. I LOVE METEOR

The best IDE

I love the UIKit, the framework is the best to work with, reliable, and easy to integrate with any CMS or template engine or custom app. The only problem is with the company that develops it, YooTheme, they are very slow with updates and horrible with support. They are tackling way too many projects and UiK...

Starting from scratch is so easy and fast

A whole lot of charts including mekkos, gantts, stocks, and more, actually extending the capabilities of Qlik Sense. All elements are easily customizable. Helpful.