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What is NetBeans ? NetBeans is : NetBeans in Action : The screenshot below shows NetBeans 3.1 running on the SolarisTM Operating Environment. See more screenshots of NetBeans, running on Linux, MacOS X, OS/2, HP-UX, OpenVMS, and Windows.  Download Now! Download NetBeans and see what it can do yourself. There are several distributions to choose from, check the downloads page for full details. Want sources ? Download them either directly from CVS, or as archived CVS snapshots. Testimonials : "I have been playing around with the new release of NetBeans 3.2 and am very pleased with the IDE as an alternative to what we are currently using." Colin Sampaleanu, Chief Architect at BrightSpark Labs, in Toronto. Read more of what people are saying about NetBeans. Getting Started : If you're new to NetBeans, check out the Introduction to NetBeans where you'll find the NetBeans Quick Tour, an introduction to some IDE basics, customizing NetBeans to suit your own programming style ... and more. Source Code : First and foremost, www.netbeans.org hosts the NetBeans source code. Sources are available either directly from CVS, or as archived snapshots. The source code is available under the Sun Public License, a variant of the MozillaTM Public License. More about the sources. The Open APIs : The APIs are a general-purpose framework for describing how IDE- related functionality can be implemented and work as a whole. Read more about the APIs. Modules : NetBeans is broken out into distinct modules. All existing stable, "base" NetBeans modules are here, along with some experimental modules - such as the Emacs integration. See the module pages for full listings and links to more info. Mailing Lists and Forums : As with any open source project, our goal is to get the community involved - the mailing lists and forums are a good place to start. |
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