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NetBeans IDE 6.8 RC2 is released. It is great news. NetBeans is free,open-source Integrated Development Environment for software developers. You get all the tools you need to create professional desktop,enterprise,web,and mobile applications with the Java language,C/C++,and even dynamic languages such as PHP,JavaScript,Groovy,and Ruby. The NetBeans IDE . . . →Read More:NetBeans IDE 6.8 Release Candidate 2 is out  Great news for developers who use NetBeans. Version 6.8 RC1 is released. Details about this release you can find here. Download this release you can here. NetBeans 6.8 —New and Noteworthy . . . →Read More:NetBeans IDE 6.8 Release Candidate 1 is out As I wrote in previous post it is easy to customize file templates in NetBeans. But there I showed how you can change only author’s name. Here I am going to show how you can change template by adding new variable. This variable called site and its value is http://thedevelopersinfo.com. . . . →Read More:Using file templates for adding new data in generated files in NetBeans 6.7.* Company’s code convention dictates own way in writing code. You need to put licence at the top of the file,write detailed descriptions of the class,set who is an author,set version of class or interface,comment your methods and so on. At this time if not all but most of the IDE allows . . . →Read More:Using file templates for customizing author in generated files in NetBeans 6.7.* Very good news for developers who used NetBeans IDE. NetBeans team announced that everyone can download beta version of NetBeans 6.8. . . . →Read More:NetBeans 6.8 Beta available for downloading Today Geertjan posted in his blog news about new NetBeans platform book. This book is already written in German, need to help translate it to other languages. If you want to help please visit this post for details. Today I found that NetBeans team updated documentation about how to use Google Web Toolkit in NetBeans. I found this tutorial very useful. Introduction to the Google Web Toolkit Framework As we know NetBeans 6.8 works pretty well with JSF 2.0. NetBeans team have been updating documentation and now we can learn how to use JSF 2.0 in NetBeans 6.8. JSF 2.0 Support in NetBeans 6.8 Tutorial The problem I found that NetBeans 6.7.1 doesn’t allow adding link to Javadocs. It wants to use archive with Javadocs. Also I want to add JDK sources to the NetBeans IDE. . . . →Read More:Tune NetBeans IDE for showing JDK sources and JavaDocs. |  | ||||
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