Lots of things are
happening.
I've spent some time putting together a partial feature list
of NetBeans - an initiative that would never have happened except that
an Eclipse developer actually encouraged me to do this. There are
some things a
The NetBeans Mobility pack
is pretty amazing. You can hear more about it at tomorrow's chat.
The talk will cover the Mobility Pack's Visual Editor which allows
drag-and-drop functionality in creating your mobile application.
Reg
Swing Pointers
3/28/2005
This is a new version of Swing Pointers. There is a considerable
body of Swing/Java 2D works that include a wide
range of topics. I am including some links to some of the past
works and it by no means is comprehen
The recent blog entry on Why Eclipse
Developers are Moving to NetBeans
has resulted in many developers downloading NetBeans and being
pleasantly surprised. Some wanted alot more information.
NetBeans (4.1) is a feature-rich
environment and
Swing Pointers
There is a considerable
body of Swing/Java 2D works that include a wide
range of topics. I am including some links
to some of the most recent
works and it is by no means comprehensive - just recent posts that
caught my eyes.
Coyote
is out and NetBeans supports some new dynamic languages. Dynamic
or scripting languages are growing in popularity. There are many
of them that sit ontop of the JVM - check this list
out, and you can find out how it compares to
A quick pointer to an
interesting blog - Romain Guy has a great blog that shows you alot of
cool Swing tricks. He's got a 3D splash screen, dynamic debugging
with Swing, search with style and many more cool Swing bits. If
you recogniz
So people have started
installing NetBeans and guess what - they like
it. Since my blog came out I've noticed more than a few
people are experimenting with it. Some pretty nice reviews. The
short
review at http://www.talios.com/r
Despite the two puff pieces this
week that serve marketing needs rather than offer up journalistic
balance and serve to educate, two modern computing myths are slowly
crumbling under the weight of reality. The two myths are:
&nb
NetBean has just won
Product of the Year 2005: Developer.com.
Open Source Tool.
NetBeans has a new profiler,
a new fast UI, a new ANT
debugger, full J2EE
support including EJB and web service wizards, full J2SE 5.0
support, a killer Mobilit
