NetBeans Newsletter (Journal number # 5-APR 29, 2008)

Journal number # 5-APR 29, 2008 Project News NetBeans IDE 6.1 is now available for download.

Netbeans.org proudly announces that NetBeans IDE 6.1 is now available for download. NetBeans 6.1 now supports a wider range of open source scripting technologies, providing better performance. This release supports more extended languages, in addition to Java technology, and provides an overview of support release details for the rich features of C + +, JavaScript, and Ruby (including Ruby on Rails): Support for more advanced JavaScript editing better performance (Increase 40% Startup speed) built-in support for the Spring Framework integrates support for the RESTful WEB Service database browser support for the new version of the MySQL database enhanced support for Ruby/jruby Learn more about NetBeans IDs E 6.1 Release information: NetBeans IDE 6.1 publishing page NetBeans IDE 6.1 tutorials and documentation NetBeans IDE 6.1 features list as always, we welcome and look forward to your feedback through our mailing list and your blog. Interest. To find out why NetBeans 6.1 is the only IDE you need: Download it now.

Blog use NetBeans 6.1 to build the iphone mode plugin and Firefox YouTube browser plugin

Sandip Chitale uses a free Form Web project in the NetBeans 6.1 IDE to create a simple IPhone mode plugin and a YouTube browser plugin in Firefox. dragging in Rails

The ability to drag and drop comes from a desktop application many years ago. With the advent of Ajax, drag-and-drop functions can be implemented in WEB applications. In this blog, Brian Leonard through the NetBeans IDE to support Ruby, so that his blog can drag comments to the Recycle Bin function. Create a language tool in the NetBeans IDE

At this NetBeans area portal, Jordi Cardona describes how to create a new language support tool in the NetBeans IDE. See the NetBeans area for more helpful articles and tutorials from NetBeans experts and users like Cardona. Schedule focus on JavaOne conferencing--swing applications and NetBeans platforms

Discover the power and role of the NetBeans platform at the JavaOne meeting. Browse our list of attention meetings and BOFS, which includes the Swing face application and NetBeans platform development. Learn more about NetBeans in the NetBeans Day partner Booth

Want to know what else NetBeans IDE can do for you? On NetBeans day you will see a number of innovative companies that enrich the IDE's functionality by building plug-ins. Our partners will showcase their exciting tools. The partners are expected to include Elixir Technology, Software FX, Dot FX, Eviware, and so on. Browse netbeans.org Daily News To see what partners will be there for May 5. sign up for NetBeans Day and join JavaOne for free.

There is a week to register NetBeans day through the community. , it hasn't been decided yet. Here's a motivation: register for NetBeans Day to be able to return to the JavaOne and general meetings for free on May 6 in Tuesday. there is only one way to take advantage of this opportunity: Book NetBeans Day on Monday, May 5, and remember to participate in JavaOne as a student for free.
Community Netbeans Chinese Community Weekly news release Project

You are reading this NetBeans weekly communication, translated by Gnehzuil, a member of the Chinese community. The Chinese Community program supports this project over the long term and looks forward to your participation. For more information, please see the home page of NetBeans Chinese community and the first page of Chinese time message.
Adam Bien's Project Grennfire won the Jax Innovation award

Java EE Expert, a member of the NetBeans fantasy team Adam Bien won the Jax Award. System Energy Conservation Control Project Greenfire won the fourth annual Audience award. congratulate him. To attend the JavaOne conference and want to know more about this project. Follow Adam's BOF meeting, where he will discuss Greenfire and Java EE. Practice NBTV: Using NetBeans mobility for Nokia device development

The video demonstrates how to create a mobile Java™ application using NetBeans 6.0 mobility, and then shows you how to download and hold the appropriate tool. This example demonstrates how to create, edit, package, and deploy a simple Java application. Building a tree structure from data in a database

Using NetBeans 6.1, learn how to build a tree structure dynamically based on the data in your database. developing Mozilla Application Plug-ins in NetBeans

This is a detailed tutorial on creating Firefox and a variety of other Mozilla product plug-ins in the NetBeans IDE. the first part of Netbeans,java,applescript and itunes--

Are you interested in using Java to control itunes? This video is divided into two parts, in the first part, the MAC developer John Muchow demonstrates some basics, such as getting NetBeans, Java, and AppleScript. Issue of this newsletter is: 'll Zhang
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