If you are going to be in Antwerp on December 12- the NetBeans team will be presenting NetBeans Software Day at Javapolis. Graham Hamilton and Jeff Jackson will be doing keynotes and there will also be the many presentations on the topic of NetBeans.
NetBeans Profiler Milestone 11 is on the way. Should be here this week. Java developers on MacOS X will love it because it offers experimental support for MacOS X. More...
Jake2, a port of Quake2, can now be downloaded or played via Java WebStart. There is also an interesting discussion about Java's increasingly visible high performance in games. Check it out.
A new article on building an identity-enabled enterprise application is now available. Also if you are interested in learning UML or knowing more about Java Studio Enterprise's UML features - there is a whole series. Check it out.
Java Studio Creator, which is available for free, allows developers to create JSF components which can be used with Creator. There is a nice twiki page that can help you build custom Creator components. Also check out the new flash demo tour.
Java Studio Creator provides the ability to add code snippets to a Code Clip area and you are invited to contribute your code clips to the community. Tim writes about a new code template feature and Geertjan contributes a way to add to the Palette.
There is a new NetBeans Developer Module Quickstart guide. It shows you how to install the Developer Collaboration Modules (I install it from Features and select a single entry - Developer Collaboration within the Update Center). Check it out.
If you haven't already, check out Swing Hacks - a very cool book with lots of great tips. Swing continues to dominate - not only Java but all rich client development. Check it out.
Recently Geertjan's blog focused on using Struts within NetBeans. Since there are a fair number of developers using Struts he shows how Struts support is available in NetBeans 5.0 Beta 2. Sang Shin has also offered some clases on Struts.
How do you deploy a Matisse application ? The GUI builder in NetBeans 5.0 uses an external library. You need to add the JAR file to the classpath of your application when you execute it outside of NetBeans IDE. More details...
Grid computing has found its place as an important part of the computing infrastructure that is corporate computing. Sun now offers a grid utility that you can use to solve your computing problems. Launch your Java app and get your job done.
I have mentioned a day or so ago that Sun's Java Studio Enteprise Technology Preview Release 11/08 is now available to look at. I noticed you can read more about it including documents on BPEL, XML tools and lots of technical articles and a README.
Here are a couple of bits. An interview with Dan Roberts where he outlines what is coming in Creator. Also, OpenSolaris is growing quickly and vendors are hopping onboard (even IBM) and PostgreSQL will be an integral part of OpenSolaris.
NetBeans has the best profiler of the open source projects and it has such substantial gravity that it many developers move from other IDEs so they can use it . Well, the latest version of the NetBeans Profiler, Milestone 10 is now available. So w
If you are interested in learning about refactoring - there is a new tutorial on the topic. This tutorial shows you how to extend the IDE by adding support for an additional refactoring feature—Copy Class.
Yesterday, I mentioned some very nice articles on Java Studio Creator 2 design patterns. Today I noticed a great new article on the Sun Java Studio Creator 2 Query Editor.
I just noticed that not only NetBeans IDE 5.0 Beta 2, Mobility Pack 5.0 Beta 2, Sun Application Server 8.1, Profiler Milestone 10 and Remote Profiling Packs are now available. Read on.
There are lots of new resources for Java Studio Creator 2. Java Studio Creator which recently is available for free now has some very nice technical article and tutorials on using Creator design patterns.