As expected, Netscape introduced Visual JavaScript this morning at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco. The tool will cost $495 when the final version is completed by mid-year, according to company officials. A pre- release build will enter testing this week: it will be freely available from the Netscape Web site.
Key features include:
- Project Manager - manages individual or group development projects.
- Component Palette - Assembles client-side or server-side HTML, JavaScript, and JavaBeans components, adds database links, and leverages Netscape SuiteSpot server functions such as messaging and directory services.
- A WYSIWYG HTML page builder.
- A component inspector.
- A drag and drop component connection builder.
- JavaScript debugger.
- Component Developer's Kit.
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