A Killer NetBeans 3.6 Beta is Released
posted Friday, 6 February 2004
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The NetBeans 3.6 Beta
is out and the emerging consensus is that it rocks. I tried it
out on a PowerBook and it looks great and seems so far to fly
(speedwise). Others are also finding a
similar experience on JavaLobby. The NetBeans team did a great
job. They have produced a fast and good looking IDE.
The new NetBeans 3.6 Beta includes
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A new windows
system, providing native look & feel
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Enhanced navigation
and workflow
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2-tier J2EE 1.4
support (servlet 2.4 and JSP 2.0)
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Improved JSP
debugging with JSR 45 support
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Tomcat 5 Integration
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Code editor
enhancements such as Smart Brackets
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Integrated testing
support through JUnit
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Improved online help
with JavaHelp 2.0 integration
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and much, much more
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There are so features. Steve Wilson provides a nice tip on
how to use both J2SE 1.5 Beta and NetBeans 3.6 Beta - see here. You can
download it here.
Supporting documentation can be found here (including FAQs).
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