NetBeans Newsletter (journal number # 10-jun 03, 2008)

Journal number # 10-jun 03, 2008 Project News Swarm project wins Sweden mobile game competition

Swarm, a mobile game built using the NetBeans IDE, is one of the winners of the 2008 Swedish mobile game contest. Swarm is a racing mobile phone game that lets you drive a pixel through a maze. Congratulate the Mazapan team (Carl-johan Sevedag, Henrik Namark and Kian Bashiri) for 10,000sek. Download swarm
Students: Review the NetBeans IDE for the last week and win.

Students, by using the NetBeans IDE, evaluate it. Use the following steps: 1. Download NetBeans 6.1 and OpenSolaris operating system 2. Test and send evaluation 3. Before June 8, 2008, submit your evaluation URL You can win the award: 250 USD Visa Credit card or 100 US Visa credit card. Move quickly. The game ends this week.
Community vote to elect the members of the management plate

Members of the voting and electoral administration have started, from May 27 to June 9. Vote for the community members you wish to choose. The candidates are as follows: Aristides Villarreal Glenn Holmer Lim chooi Hoe Masoud Kalali Paul Clevett Tom Wheeler Wade Chandler Learn more about NetBeans Manage the information of the plate. Note: You need to log in to netbeans.org to vote. using NetBeans to develop sunspot

A novice how to build a simple sunspot demo program in the NetBeans IDE. The Sun Spot (Sun Small programmable object Technology,sun Small programmable object technology) is an unlimited sensor network base station developed by Sun Company. 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.
Blog Week 28th Ruby screenshot: Using test and color themes

Some new features are included in NetBeans 6.5. Tor Norbye provides a simple Gongs in his blog. Update: Visualization of VM family and other documents

More reader needed, Geertjan Wielenga updated his Visual VM blog series containing the latest APIs and a quick start to the Visual VM API. The new module Visual VM Sample collection provides a way to learn to use the Visual VM APIs. System Editor Mode module

From NetBeans Plugin Portal. Schedule NetBeans World Cruise Jazoon 08 Station

Attending a meeting in Jazoon has the opportunity to learn about the new NetBeans IDE. NetBeans team members will demonstrate how NetBeans supports the most popular scripting languages, building Ria and mobile apps, and PDA snap-in. How to reuse existing code on the NetBeans platform to create your own desktop application. Sign up for Jazoon 08 now, you can contact other community members, interact with the NetBeans team, meet Java stars, and so on.
Practice build collaborative additions and deletions using icefaces and NetBeans to check applications

Learn to use the latest version of the ICEfaces plug-in (1.7) in the NetBeans IDE to build additions and deletions and to search for applications. This tutorial provides an overview of all the key concepts used in applications that use ICEfaces and NetBeans to build collaboration, providing a vision for future application development. 20 Week free Ruby on Rails online course

An opportunity to learn a new online course: a free, 20-week online learning program developed by Ruby, JRuby and rails. Starting June 15, 2008 This course includes Ruby metaprogramming, Ajax, RESTful Web services, testing, integration and deployment with Java. Many sample applications can be obtained by learners. The course will use the NetBeans IDE as a development tool. For more information, please visit the Javapassion Course website to publish this newsletter: would Zhang
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