NetBeans Weekly News (Issue # 480 - Mar 29, 2011)
NetBeans Weekly News (Issue # 480 - Mar 29, 2011)
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Project News
Vote for the 18th NetBeans Governance Board!
Who are the Governance Board nominees and how are they involved in the NetBeans Community? Read their profiles and vote your choice! The voting period runs from Monday, March 28 through Monday, April 11. The results and the new board will be announced Tuesdday, April 12.
NetBeans IDE 7.0 Release Candidate 1 Available
The NetBeans Team is pleased to announce the first release
candidate build of NetBeans IDE 7.0. Download the build today and give
us feedback on the NetBeans mailing lists & forums, write us via Twitter, or file a report. The final release of NetBeans 7.0 is planned for April.
Articles
Getting Started with Java EE and Glassfish 3 Using NetBeans
Java EE Evangelist Arun Gupta demonstrates using Java EE and Glassfish with NetBeans in this 5-part video series.
Getting Started with Google App Engine in NetBeans
John Yeary reports on a presentation about Google App Engine and shows how to get started.
Getting Started with NetBeans RCP Swing Components
A technical article from Antonio Vieiro about NetBeans Platform basics (Nodes, ExplorerManager, UI Components) for NetBeans Platform newbies or Swing developers who are curious about the Platform or looking to migrate existing applications.
Getting Started with Wicket in NetBeans
A new series of articles introducing Wicket in the context of NetBeans IDE.
Training
NetBeans Training in Boston
VisiTrend in Boston is hosting a NetBeans training, while an event about NetBeans was held at Boston's Microsoft center. Read all about it here.
NetBeans Training in Serbia
A short report and photo from Belgrade, Serbia, about the latest NetBeans training that took place there!
NetBeans Training in Mexico
Recently a NetBeans training took place at a wheat and crop analysis center in Mexico, as reported here.
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