NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #574 - Feb 11, 2013 )
NetBeans Weekly News (Issue #574 - Feb 11, 2013 )
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Project News
Download NetBeans IDE 7.3 Release Candidate 2!
NetBeans IDE 7.3 RC is available. Several serious issues and performance problems have been fixed over the past weeks, so if you have been using an older build of NetBeans IDE 7.3, please install NetBeans IDE 7.3 RC 2 and benefit from (and blog/twitter about!) the improved stability and speed.
Plugin: Zen Coding
Provides support for HTML/CSS Zen Coding in NetBeans IDE. CSS abbreviations are expanded also in SCSS, LessCSS, and SASS files.
Community
NetBeans Poll: Your Technology Usage
Android, AspectJ, Gradle, Objective C, Python, Scala, and UML. Which of these do you work with most frequently? Let the NetBeans Team know via the latest community poll!
Tweet of the Week: @andypanix
"The new support for HTML5 projects in NetBeans 7.3 is really cool!"
Articles
Interview: Developing Java Apps for iOS with Codename One
An interview by Adam Bien with Chen Fishbein, about developing in Java, and deploying on iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone.
Interview: Coding on Crete with Heinz Kabutz
Heinz Kabutz, Java performance specialist, is interviewed by Janice Heiss. He shares his insights on Java and reflects on his life as a developer and Java trainer on Crete.
Interview: Adam Bien's Travels Through Java EE Development
Programming courses in an airport? Read a new interview by Tinu Awopetu with Adam Bien about his air hacks courses, which focus on Java EE development.
Tutorials
Video: Porting File Based Applications to the NetBeans Platform
Getting started with the powerful NetBeans Platform can be tricky. What does it provide and how can you quickly benefit from it? In this two YouTube screencasts, you'll see a real application being ported step by step to the NetBeans Platform.
JSF RichFaces Simple Login Example with NetBeans
In this tutorial, you learn how to develop a JSF RichFaces login form with NetBeans IDE.
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