Genuitec's Blog: Webclipse

What is a Linter? Linters are Code Quality Inspectors, which work by basically parsing your code. They check JavaScript code for common mistakes and discrepancies without running the application.You can plug linters into your code editor or copy and paste your code into any standard online linting tool. … Read More

Welcome to our first installment of Succeeding Virtually, a blog written specifically for software companies with a virtual office. At Genuitec, we have been working virtually for the last decade and over that time we have developed a number of tips and tricks to ensure our success. In … Read More

Now Eclipse can be awesome for JavaScript Featuring JSjet Remember those times when Eclipse was a great IDE for Java, but not exactly accommodating for JavaScript? Well we remember that too. In fact, according to surveys, around 93% of all websites use JavaScript. Due to this fact, it … Read More

Update:  Since this blog was first published, Genuitec has released an Angular IDE with advanced support for both TypeScript and Angular 2. ResourcesAngular is a JavaScript framework used to create and maintain single-page web applications. It all began in 2009 when Misko Hevery was working on the Google Feedback … Read More

Did you know that several web design tools include Live Preview functionality, allowing you to instantly view changes to your web code in the browser? In this article, I’ll cover a few tools that have implemented this cool time-saving technology that results in better web development. There are … Read More

Today, we’re so proud to announce a series of key technologies new to MyEclipse and our latest product, Webclipse. With our considerable understanding of developers and the vast array of software technologies that some use while others could care less, we tried focusing on different areas to ensure … Read More