By admin,on May 16th,2009% The NetBeans IDE is an award-winning integrated development environment available for Windows,Mac,Linux,and Solaris. The NetBeans project consists of an open-source IDE and an application platform that enable developers to rapidly create web,enterprise, . . . →Read More:NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta By admin,on April 8th,2009% Jopr (pronounced “jopper”) is the open source enterprise management solution for the JBoss Middleware projects. This management project delivers an open source and unsupported form of the JBoss Operations Network product. It provides enterprise administration and monitoring with fine-grained security and an extensible platform base upon which extensions and new administration support can be built. . . . →Read More:Jopr By admin,on April 4th,2009% Even if my first choice (at the moment) is MyEclipse,I still keep an eye on NetBeans. They really got a good product and community. They also announced NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3,it can be downloaded here. Highlights of the release include: . . . →Read More:NetBeans IDE 6.7 Milestone 3 By admin,on April 4th,2009% I have tested MyEclipse for a while,then I bought the Pro version. Why? It have all (almost  ) that I need in one package (sorry NetBeans for now…) and It’s value for the money. (not Free) Here is some good reasons to go for . . . →Read More:Why use MyEclipse? By admin,on April 4th,2009% The Java Runtime Environment (JRE) provides the libraries,the Java Virtual Machine,and other components to run applets and applications written in the Java programming language. In addition,two key deployment technologies are part of the JRE:Java Plug-in,which enables applets to run in popular browsers;and Java Web Start,which deploys standalone applications . . . →Read More:Sun's Java JRE and JDK updated to version 6u13 By admin,on March 14th,2009% After my NetBean and Eclipse post Wednesday,Jason OKeefe pointed me to MyEclipse. Even if that software have a yearly fee (not much) i will try it out for a while. I am using NetBeans (mainly for the swing support) and Eclipse for the NSIS support. . . . →Read More:I will now try MyEclipse,does it replace NetBeans and Eclipse? By admin,on March 11th,2009% Linux or Windows user,this is for everyone (even Mac OS X and Solaris),NetBeans and Eclipse. These two editors are both very good. . . . →Read More:NetBeans and Eclipse,the developers best friends. By admin,on February 19th,2009% Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition is a gift from Microsoft to all hobbyist,novice and student developers. It’s lightweight,easy-to-use and easy-to-learn. . . . →Read More:Free developer tools from Microsoft | |
