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NetBeans at Javapolis 2005Join the NetBeans Team at JavaPolis, Europe's leading Java technology developers conference. This year's event will be taking place December 12 - 16 at the MetroPolis in Antwerp, Belgium. Read more
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Featured Partner : GlobalcodeGlobalcode is a dual-purpose project that combines software for educational institutions with computer science. With a global team based in Brazil, the project's mission is to teach Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) by example and to benchmark code to show how different strategies of architecture design compare. Their reference application is designed for a school's managements of courses, classes, teachers, and students. Read more
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NetBeans IDE 5.0 Beta 2 Now AvailableThe 5.0 Beta release introduces comprehensive support for developing IDE modules and rich client applications based on the NetBeans Platform, the new intuitive GUI builder Matisse, new and redesigned CVS support, Sun Application server, Weblogic9 and JBoss 4 support, and other editor enhancements. Read more
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NetBeans Graph LibraryRecently made available as a public API, the NetBeans Graph library supports visual modelling of source code elements - or any kind of diagrammable model. While originally developed as part of the Mobility Pack, it is general purpose enough to use in any Swing application. Read more
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Making the Most of NetBeans
22 Nov Petr Jiricka
A new forum for discussing the development of J2EE applications for JBoss using the NetBeans IDE is now available on the JBoss website.
21 Nov Ruth Kusterer
Talk code with other developers live over the network, be it in your local team or on another continent! NetBeans Developer Collaboration lets you chat and share code while keeping syntax coloring, project file structure and formatting intact.
11 Nov Tim Boudreau, Paul Gibson, and Chris Palmer
NetBeans Evangelist Tim Boudreau, Paul Gibson of MultiTrode Pty Ltd and Chris Palmer of Kcc Tech Pty Ltd discuss how MultiTrode used the NetBeans Rich Client Platform to build the highly configurable MultiSmart system of collection modules.
