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I’m using Netbeans 8.1, but it doesn’t recognize the syntax of Typescript.
Is there any plug-in that works well with Typescript in Netbeans 8.1? If not, which IDE would be indicated?
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Yes, has the Everlaw on the Netbeans page. I don’t know him, I don’t know if he’s good. I also thought one more plugin
However IDE for Typescript is not missing.
The Visual Studio is the most obvious. The Webstorm is also very good. has the Visual Studio Code which is much simpler, but runs on several platforms.
Has three plugins for Eclipse [1, 2, 3]. Has the Atom, the ALM, the Sublime Text, the Emacs, and two syntax highlighters for Vim [1, 2] and two other language services [1, 2].
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Everlaw seems to only be available for version 8.0.
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I found another, anyway is usually to run in other minor versions.
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Despite the "If There Is No" condition... if you still want to look at an "IDE - Text Editor" for Typescript, I recommend VS Code. I have colleagues who use Brackets and Webstorm, but I don’t know it well enough to tell if it’s a good indication.
– Gabriel Katakura