1,530 posts tagged NetBeans
SubscribeZipping A Suite's NBM Files for Distribution
http://blogs.sun.com/ geertjan/ entry/ zipping_a_suite_s_nbm-
Drag/Drop Snippets into Palette
http://blogs.sun.com/ geertjan/ entry/ drag_drop_snippets_into_paletteChanges to the NetBeans APIs since the release of 6.1 are continually updated here. So, if you're interested in the NetBeans APIs, bookmark that page and look at it every week or so to see the latest changes.
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[help] Looking for the best software license to publish Jarpa source code
http://www.felipeandrade.org/ blog/ ?p=431Hi readers, I’m going to release Jarpa source code but before that I need your help. What’s the best software license to match your needs? Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
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Looking for Plugins?
http://blogs.sun.com/ seapegasus/ entry/ looking_for_pluginsLooking for Plugins? Some plugins (such as Prolog, Jalopy, Groovy, Scala) do exist but they are not on the default update center yet. Inspired by Roumen's blog I added an FAQ entry about how you get access to plugins while they are still in development or, generally, just not quality-tested yet (so
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Drag and Drop Text into Palette Window to Create Custom Code CLips
http://blogs.sun.com/ stan/ entry/ drag_and_drop_text_into1The Common Palette associated with HTML editor has been improved a bit - now it's possible to drag any text and drop it in the palette window to create a new custom code snippet: Other editors will follow soon. Adding such support to your own palette is quite easy.
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Zipping A Suite's NBM Files for Distribution
http://blogs.sun.com/ geertjan/ entry/ zipping_a_suite_s_nbmZipping A Suite's NBM Files for Distribution One of the many nice people I met at JavaOne was Mark Stephens, from IDR Solutions. Mark and a colleague did a very interesting BOF about how they created their JPedal viewer plugin for each of the main IDEs (i.e., IntelliJ, NetBeans IDE, and Eclipse).
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Netbeans Test agent evolution
http://blogs.sun.com/ sailfin/ entry/ netbeans_test_agent_evolutionVince wrote a nice blog on SIP test agent evolution with changes and fixes on Netbeans IDE. The most significant change that are in the main "screen". Please checkout!
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Learning Ruby on Rails with passion!
http://teera.seriyagroup.com/ blog/ index.php/ 2008/ 05/ 15/ learning-ruby-on-ra…Sang Shin has started a new online training course on Ruby on Rails. This is a great learning opportunity for both beginners and experts. If you are interested in learning more about RoR and JRuby, make sure to check it out. The first session will start on July 15th.
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How to customize NetBeans look and feel
http://javahowto.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ how-to-customize-netbeans-look-and-feel…NetBeans by default uses the platform native look and feel: windows look and feel on Windows, and Gtk look and feel on Linux and Solaris where Gtk 2 is available. While the windows look and feel is fine and pretty close to native windows applications, NetBeans doesn't look the best with Gtk look and feel.
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Talkin' with Charlie and Tom, the JRuby Guys
http://blogs.sun.com/ barton808/ entry/ talkin_with_charlie_and_tomLast week, at the end of JavaOne day one, I was able to grab the JRuby dynamic duo for a podcast. Tom Enebo and Charlie Nutter turned out to be really nice guys, must be their midwestern roots, and were a pleasure to talk to (I also learned a lot :).
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Packaging open source Ruby on Rails app (Typo) as Netbeans project
http://teera.seriyagroup.com/ blog/ index.php/ 2008/ 05/ 15/ packaging-open-sour…For the past week I’ve started working with Sang Shin to convert some open source Ruby on Rails applications as Netbeans projects for download. So far the process has been fairly easy. My goal for this post is to show you how to pull down RoR project source code from source control (Subversion) and convert it to a Netbeans project.