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NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 Release ImpressesPosted by editor on April 13, 2009 at 4:57 AM PDT
NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 was recently released and is now available for download. Key features in the new release include:
Kevin Yinkei Chan expressed his Impressions with Netbeans 6.7 M3 for PHP a few days ago, saying "I could not be more impressed by its performance and feature-set." Kevin was particularly impressed by the IDE's speed, code completion ("the best code completion for PHP in any IDE I've used"), and project/code navigation capabilities. See the complete list of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 features and enhancements for the full details. The NetBeans team is actively seeking user feedback, and asks people to join the NetBeans discussion on the NetBeans mailing lists and forums, by adding NetBeans-related blogs to Planet NetBeans, and/or by participating in the new NetBeans User Survey. The final release of NetBeans 6.7 is planned for June, so now is the time to get your comments and suggestions in. The latest Java Mobility Podcast is Java Mobility Podcast 76: Sound of Motion, in which Vladimir Savchenko of Sound of Motion talks about their Java ME application that transforms their cycles into advanced cycling computer. Our lead Java Today story is NetBeans 6.7 Milestone 3 Now Available for Download!: "The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 (M3). Download NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3. Read more about feature highlights and the release schedule." The Netbeans team also asks the community: Help Us Improve NetBeans - Take the NetBeans User Survey!: "We are launching the NetBeans User Survey so we can learn more about you and what you do with NetBeans.We want to know your perspective on NetBeans: what works and what doesn't; how you use NetBeans and how NetBeans can better serve you in the future.NetBeans's strength lies in its community, so please consider taking this survey. Click here to complete the NetBeans User Survey. Thank You." And, Danny Coward highlights Planet Cast Three: What Tor Norbye thinks of JavaFX: "Tune in to the third in the Planet Cast series with an in-depth conversation with hard core Java programmer, JavaOne demo Ace and Java Posse co-host Tor Norbye on what was it that first hooked him about JavaFX, comparisons with JavaScript, on joining the team, and what he likes and doesn't like about the tools. In today's Weblogs, Sonya Barry replies to comments from the community in More Wiki Upgrade: "A blog intended as a full response to comments about the wiki migration made here. In general, if you choose to have a wiki related to your project, then maintaining it is part of your project. By design, wikis are entirely subject to the whim of the last person who updated them. They require active management to keep current..." Marina Sum points out an interesting article in Boot Environments in the OpenSolaris OS: Versatility Exemplified: "A March article on Sun Developer Network, Managing Boot Environments With OpenSolaris Package Manager, tells you how to manipulate BEs in the OpenSolaris OS. That is, efficiently and safely install, update, or delete software." And Jean-Francois Arcand continues his series on Grizzly in Extending the Grizzly HTTP Runtime VII: Cluster/load balance GrizzlyAdapter using Apache: "With the release of Grizzly 1.9.11, it is now possible to cluster/load balance your GrizzlyAdapter using Apache! As I described in the previous entry on the topic, it is quite simple to embed Grizzly using its' extension point: GrizzlyAdapter ..." Our new java.net Poll asks "Does the U.S. Federal Government's embrace of OpenESB for the NHIN imply a brighter future for open source projects?" The poll ends on Friday. In the most recent poll, a 43% plurality said "It doesn't make a difference" in response to the question "Are you more likely to use a library or framework if it comes bundled for your IDE or build tool?" 48% answered either "Somewhat more likely" or "Much more likely." 691 people voted. This week's Spotlight announces Registration for C1 Unconferences Now Open - GlassFish and OpenSSO Day: "The registration for our CommunityOne Unconferences is now open. We are hosting two intertwined events, one for all the GlassFish projects, the other for OpenSSO, OpenDS et al. Both in Hall A at the Moscone the Sunday before JavaOne, May 31st. Both events are free..."
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Submitted by gmason on Mon, 2009-04-13 17:56.
Just an FYI that the RSS feed for Editor's Daily Blog has not updated since Apr 7 (though the Atom feed seems to be ok).
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