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NetBeans Magazine - Issue Four - December 2007
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Welcome to NetBeans
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Welcome to NetBeans, the project that develops NetBeans IDE, the full-featured integrated environment for Java Developers and NetBeans Platform, the widely adopted infrastructure backplane for complex desktop applications.
NetBeans IDE 6.1 supports a wide range of open source scripting technologies and offers improved performance. This release extends language support beyond Java technology by providing a rich set of features for C/C++, JavaScript and the Ruby language, including Ruby on Rails. NetBeans IDE 6.1 also contains all of the improvements made in 6.0 including: the new smarter editor, next generation of the ground-breaking GUI builder (formerly known as Project Matisse), visual mobile designer, integrated profiler, and Java EE 5 support.
Runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris, is open-source and free. NetBeans 6.1 is The only IDE you need!
Visit the official website www.NetBeans.org for more information.
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Ask the Experts: JRuby Support in NetBeans IDE 6.x
Got a question about the JRuby support in NetBeans IDE 6? Post it to the Ask the Experts page during the week of May 19 and get answers from three experts: Tor Norbye, Charles Oliver Nutter, and Brian Leonard.
(May 13, 2008)
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Event Recap - NetBeans Day at CommunityOne 2008
One week after the release of NetBeans IDE 6.1, an enthusiastic crowd met to celebrate the fifth NetBeans Day in San Francisco, and the second NetBeans Day to be held at CommunityOne in the Moscone Center. Find out what took place.
If want to do more than read about NetBeans Day @ CommunityOne, you can actual watch the recorded video. Be aware that the footage is a bit rough and shaky but the audio is clear. To watch in sequence with NB Day use the seven USTREAM.tv boxes below the media player. Begin the day from the second row on the far right and advance through the day by playing clips to the left. Watch here.
(May 13, 2008)
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Blogging Contest Winners
We would like to thank everyone who participated in the NetBeans IDE Blogging Contest! We had nearly 300 entries. The top 10 entrants will receive a $500 American Express gift certificate. The top 100 entrants will receive a NetBeans T-shirt. All winners will be contacted via email in the next two weeks (by May 23) to confirm mailing address. So who won? Find out here!
(May 13, 2008)
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 NetBeans Governance Board Elections - Nominations Open
It's time to elect the new NetBeans Governance Board. The nomination period is open from May 13-26 and the voting will take place from May 27-June 9. The new governance board members will be announced to the community on June 11, 2008.
(May 13, 2008)
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blueMarine @ JavaOne 2008
This is an introductory video for blueMarine used at the JavaOne 2008 presentation by Fabrizio Giudici, author of blueMarine and member of the NetBeans Dream Team. This is a beautiful open source digital workflow application that leverages the NetBeans Platform and NASA World Wind.
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 NetBeans Extension Makes Simple Work of PHP
Pan Pantziarka from The Register dives into NetBeans IDE Early Access for PHP. Pan writes, "Having walked through the main NetBeans IDE, I thought it worth looking inside the PHP update to see what it offers one of today's most popular languages."
Cloning Using Mercurial In NetBeans 6.1
This tutorial by Tushar Joshi shows you how to clone a NetBeans IDE project using Mercurial. Mercurial support is constantly changing in the IDE, and this tutorial shows you how to clone in NetBeans 6.1.
 Portal Pack 2.0 is now available
The Portal Pack 2.0 final version for NetBeans 6.1 is now available for download. It supports the new JSR 286 portlet specification.There are many new features which will help developers to write portlets quickly using JSR 286(Portlet 2.0) features. These plug-ins are also available at NetBeans 6.1 Auto-Update Center and with Java Tools Bundle Update 5.
(May 09, 2008)
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