> 1. Machine learning capabilities to code completion. Let's just put this under "better code completion". You don't know that only ML can provide this and it being ML will not necessarily make it better. For JS we could provide better code completion in commercial tooling using better static analysis compared to what NetBeans does by default. Plenty of things to improve using classical engineering before we need to bring in AI.
> 2. Autocompletion support for database or SQL language and NoSQL support like MongoDB. I think SQL support exists? > 3. A Decompiler for java. Sure, problem is few libraries in this area, especially under good license terms. I think a good one was GPL last I checked which the ASF will dislike. > 4. React Native support. That's on toolkit. Other real life developers never used it. PS: Nice to see you on the mailing lists Sium! --emi On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 7:27 AM Brain Rebooting <siumastroma...@gmail.com> wrote: > Still, Apache Netbeans requires some things to be usable as a true full > stack IDE for java and JavaScript at least. They are: > > 1. Machine learning capabilities to code completion. > 2. Autocompletion support for database or SQL language and NoSQL support > like MongoDB. > 3. A Decompiler for java. > 4. React Native support. > > at least these should be added into Apache Netbeans future releases to > gather more real life developers. > Hope for the best. > > > > > On Sun, May 17, 2020 at 9:17 AM Brain Rebooting <siumastroma...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> Is there any decompiler for netbeans to see source code from class file. >> >> Samiul alom sium >> Bangladesh >> >
