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Indenting your code can do wonders in tems of readability.
Some words out experience in developing RCP applications based on NetBeans platform. Thoughts around modules, dependencies, design and etc.
Quick NetBeans RCP Tip: How to reuse an already open TopComponent instead of creating a new one.
I've coauthored two books about programming, and in both I heard the complaint (paraphrasing) "There wasn't one cohesive example that was built up chapter-through-chapter"
Top Features of this release are Integration with project Kenai,issue tracker and Hudson integrations; and enhancements to Java, PHP, Ruby, Groovy and C/C++. Highlights of the 6.7 release include support for JavaScript 1.7, Ruby Remote Debugging, and integration of the Java ME SDK 3.0.
Over the years, a few people have come across and used a bit of code I wrote for Imagine. You basically have the problem that Java image data is stored on the heap as giant byte[] arrays and you quickly run out of memory.
One of the first games I ever wrote, circa 1982, was a version of Pong for the TRS-80. Yes, pong - with the two paddles and bouncing ball. Now there's a NetBeans plugin!
I'm going to JavaOne next week - doing a talk I'd love you to come to as part of Java University at 6PM this Monday night. I'm gathering a bunch of NetBeans core developers, dream team members who build apps on NetBeans and all and sundry to come demo the things they love about NetBeans and give the audience a chance to talk with the people who really make the tools they use.
Ohloh is a neat service. But it sure comes up with some wacky statistics...
I've spent the last few months collaborating with the Java Card team to create Java Card plugins for NetBeans. It's not released yet, but here are some screen shots to whet your appetite.
Ever want to restrict subclassing for the good of humanity?
While I'm on my plugin-writing rampage, I just committed a plugin I was working on a few years ago to NetBeans source base. It's a ”Fisheye View“ of the editor. Just drag the mouse in the error marker bar on the left of the editor, and get an overview of your whole file and rapidly navigate it! A picture is worth a thousand words...
I just uploaded a bunch of modules I've been working on to the NetBeans plugin portal, and put their source code into NetBeans source repository.
As Oracle continues to evaluate its new assets, how will it value NetBeans?
NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 was recently released and is now available for download. Key features in the new release include Project Kenai integration, Maven availability, and PHP code coverage and Selenium support... also:
Java Today: NetBeans 6.7 Milestone 3 Now Available for Download, Help Us Improve NetBeans - Take the NetBeans User Survey!, and Planet Cast Three: What Tor Norbye thinks of JavaFX; Featured Podcast: Java Mobility Podcast 77: Sound of Motion; Weblogs: More Wiki Upgrade, Boot Environments in the Open Solaris OS: Versatility Exemplified, and Extending the Grizzly HTTP Runtime VII: Cluster/Load balance GrizzlyAdapter using Apache; Forums: jms packaging confusion in Glassfish, Two methods for capturing Wonderland error messages, and How to avoid @PostConstruct on page Faces beans during postback?
I've praised NetBeans 6.5 enough that my colleagues would probably adopt it as their IDE, but NetBeans still won't make it easy for us.
I was chatting with a friend who works for RedHat today. You don't hear much about them anymore. Remember when RedHat Linux was all the rage? I've still got that self-congratulatory book with the guy with the silly red fedora hat on the cover. For that matter, remember when Sun was all the rage? Maybe this is the same story...
This Tip Of The Day answers the
following comment
on my blog:
How to Configure a MySql database to be able to connect Netbeans6.5.?
I've tried using mysql Server 6 many times, but it fails.Please, let me know how to fix that problem.
Download MySQL 6.0 from here.
Install and start MySQL 6.0 on Mac OSX using the clearly
written installation
instructions.
Basically the download is...
Java Desktop
Some words out experience in developing RCP applications based on NetBeans platform. Thoughts around modules, dependencies, design and etc.
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