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June 29, 2009
category: Main
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAVA) and the NetBeans developer community today announced the availability of the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment (IDE) 6.7. This new version of NetBeans features tight integration with Project Kenai, Sun&...
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category: Java Technology
The past week I've spend a day in Zurich to attend OSGi DevCon Europe. It has been a good experience, even though I was (and I am) not yet in good shape.When I left the venue, before going to the...
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category: Java Technology
A few days after Eclipse Galileo, Netbeans released its latest offering,
Netbeans 6.7. Here is a first look, as always from my entirely biased
perspective.
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category: Java Technology
Vinicius
Senger, founder of Globalcode
- a Java training/consulting company in Brazil, is running supercrud.com on GlassFish instead of
JBoss. He is a Java EE architect, consultant, trainer, and do Java EE related
research as well. He is a JSF 2 Exp...
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category: Java Technology
Learn how GlassFish
and NetBeans
helped Ginga community
to build a TV Banking application in Brazil. See a live demo of the
product, it's really exciting! Why GlassFish ? - They love how NetBeans tooling completely hides the
complexity of what's hap...
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category: Java Technology
Top Features of this release are Integration with project Kenai,issue tracker and Hudson integrations; and enhancements to Java, PHP, Ruby, Groovy and C/C++. Highlights of the 6.7 release include support for JavaScript 1.7, Ruby Remote Debugging, and...
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category: Java Technology
The first of many Community Corner podcasts that were recorded at JavaOne 2009 has been released: the Java Tools SQE Roundtable... Also:
Java Today: JavaTools Community Newsletter - Issue 198; java.net is sloooooow; and FISL 2009 Report.
Weblogs: Tri...
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category: Developers
There are signs that the US Department of Justice is interested in the Java licensing issues I've reported on recently.
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category: Developers
With the release of OpenJDK, Sun donated to the World not only a big piece of Software and some gigazillion of men hours (and so money), they donated knowledge. This knowledge will be forever part of the humanity, because Java is a Free Software pro...
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