NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #571 - Jan 21, 2013 )
NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #571 - Jan 21, 2013 )
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Project News
NetBeans Plugin: Velocity Editor Support
A plugin providing VTL (Velocity Template Language) editor support--syntax-error highlighting, code folding, and braces matching--for the NetBeans IDE.
Tutorials
Using EJB Lite and JPA in a Java SE Application
From Database to RESTful Web Service to HTML5 in 10 Minutes
Learn to expose data from a database via a JAX-WS RESTful web service and to consume the service in an HTML5 application, using HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS.
Video: Build Java Applications for Mobile Devices
Learn to build native applications for all mobile devices using Java and NetBeans IDE.
Video: Entity Beans with NetBeans and Derby
An introductory look at developing entity beans using NetBeans IDE, Derby and JPA.
Community
Meet a NetBeans Community Member: Ann Maybury
Ann Maybury is 75 years old and has been involved in all phases of software production for over 50 years. Here she shares her computing history and usage of the NetBeans IDE and NetBeans Platform as the basis of her golf scheduling software.
Articles
Benefits of NetBeans as a Drupal IDE
The top 10 benefits to using NetBeans IDE for Drupal development.
Troubleshooting Tools Part 1: VisualVM
VisualVM, built on the NetBeans Platform, is discussed in the WebLogic Server blog.
Blogs
New PrimeFaces CRUD Generator Blog
Follow Kay Wrobel's new blog on SourceForge, focused on his PrimeFaces CRUD generator for NetBeans IDE.
NetBeans-Praxis LIVE Dark Theme
Praxis developer Neil C. Smith dabbles with the "dark arts" and creates a plugin that adds the Praxis LIVE look-and-feel to NetBeans IDE.
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