NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #501 - Aug 22, 2011)
NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #501 - Aug 22, 2011)
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Project News
New Features in NetBeans PHP Debugger
A new set of NetBeans PHP features now makes debugging PHP projects a more comfortable experience. Get details from the NetBeans PHP team blog.
NetBeans Plugin: Switch File Read/Write Access
This featured NetBeans module allows users to change between the read-only and write mode of a file currently opened in the editor. The latest update works with NetBeans IDE 7.
Blogs
Java 7 Questions & Answers
Henrik Stahl, Senior Director of Oracle's Java Platform Group, is responding to user questions about Java 7. Read the latest threads, and submit your questions.
Griffon Plugin for NetBeans IDE 7.0.1
There's an update to the NetBeans Griffon Plugin for NetBeans 7.0.1. The latest change lets users create Matisse GUI forms in Griffon applications.
NetBeans Git Plugin Update: Small Changes, Big Impact
The recent NetBeans Git plugin update includes a number of enhancements that makes a big impact. Check out Adam Bien's entry for details.
Tutorials
Getting Started with Xdebug and NetBeans IDE 7
A starter tutorial on setting up the PHP debugging and profiling tool Xdebug and NetBeans IDE 7.
Articles
Book Review: Java EE 6 Development with NetBeans 7
This extensive post takes a chapter-by-chapter look at David Heffelfinger's Java EE 6 Development with NetBeans 7 book. The reviewer's conclusion? "...particularly beneficial for developers with little or no Java EE experience who want to use NetBeans 7 to generate Java EE 6 applications."
Cellular Network Testing on the NetBeans Platform
AirMosaic is a NetBeans Platform application for creating simulation scenarios that test multiple mobile devices.
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