NetBeans Newsletter (journal number # 141-mar 30, 2011)

Now the netbeans.org is changing rapidly. To help you get the latest news quickly, a volunteer team gathers weekly newsletters related to NetBeans, including articles, tutorials, important events, and more. Journal number # 141-mar 30, 2011 Project News NetBeans IDE 7.0 Release 1 is available

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the first release release of NetBeans 7.0. Download it today and give us feedback on NetBeans mailing lists and forums, telling us via Twitter, or sending a report. The final release of NetBeans 7.0 is planned for April.
voted for the 18th session of the NetBeans CMC.

Who are the candidates for the CMC and how they are committed to the NetBeans community. Check their files and vote for your vote. The polling time will continue from March 28 (Monday) to April 11 (Monday). The results of the poll and the new committee will be announced on April 12 (Tuesday). Articles Getting started in NetBeans Wicket

A new series of articles that introduce Wicket in the context of the NetBeans IDE. Getting Started NetBeans RCP Swing components

A technical article on the NetBeans Platform Foundation (node, Profiler Manager, UI components) from Antonio Vieiro for new NetBeans platform, or Swing developers who are curious about the platform or want to migrate existing applications. Getting started with Google apps in NetBeans

John Yeary published a speech about Google apps and showed how to get started. Getting Started with NetBeans Java EE and Glassfish 3

Java EE missionary Arun Gupta demonstrates how to use Java EE and Glassfish through NetBeans in this 5-part video series.
Practice NetBeans Training in Mexico

As reported here, a NetBeans training was recently held at the Wheat and Corn Analysis Centre in Mexico. NetBeans Training in Serbia

A brief report and photo of Belgrade from Serbia on the latest NetBeans training in the area. NetBeans Training in Boston

Visitrend in Boston is hosting NetBeans training and has also been held at the Microsoft Center in Boston about NetBeans activities. Published in this newsletter are: D. 88250 Available languages
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