Apache NetBeans31

Developers use Apache NetBeans to create, edit, inspect, refactor, and organize software projects in one integrated development environment, replacing a collection of separate coding tools. It covers Java desktop applications, Jakarta EE applications, web applications, and HTML5 work using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.

Syntax and semantic highlighting makes code structure easier to read, while refactoring facilities help developers reorganize existing code. Editors, wizards, and templates provide guided starting points for Java, PHP, and many other language projects. PHP and C/C++ support extends the same environment to developers working across those technologies, and NetBeans also serves as a tooling platform and application framework.

The project supports Windows, Linux, macOS, and BSD when Java is supported, while this package requires Linux with snapd, runs on x86_64 (amd64), and needs a Java 21-or-later Development Kit. The Apache NetBeans project publishes version 31 under the Apache License 2.0 for users choosing an open-source development environment. The supplied binary is a convenience build rather than an official release from the Apache NetBeans project, and contributors can participate through pull requests, issue reports, and discussions.