Let’s get started in Chapter 1 by learning everything you can about the NetBeans 8.1 JSON integrated development environment (IDE), because that is the primary piece of software you use in this book to create JSON projects. I chose the NetBeans 8.1 IDE to use for the book, even though I cover all the major IDE software in the appendixes, because it has native JSON project-creation workflows that you see in this chapter. The other IDEs currently require plug-ins to support JSON development. You start by learning about the NetBeans 8 IDE is because it is the ...
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Wallace Jackson, JSON Quick Syntax Reference, 10.1007/978-1-4842-1863-1_1
1. Exploring a JSON Integrated Development Environment
Wallace Jackson1
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