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Netbeans 6.0 weighs in at a paltry 12MB

Netbeans 6.0 weighs in at a paltry 12MBWoo Hoo!!Netbeans 6 is quite a lot better than Netbeans 5.5, and I find Eclipse way too complex for me to be productive using it... thankfully it's gone gold so now I can start really using it!Netbeans vs. Visual StudioAlthough it's probably a...

Tags: Java development tools, NetBeans 6, Sun NetBeans, NetBeans 6.0

Discussion threads 2007-12-04

Netbeans 6.0 weighs in at a paltry 12MB

Netbeans 6.0 has gone gold. The open source IDE supports C, C++, Ruby, Java, and other languages. New features include a completely revamped code editor, an integrated profiler, and visual designers for web and mobile applications. Installation couldn't be easier. After opening up the Netbeans home page,...

Tags: Sun NetBeans, Netbeans 6.0, Netbeans 6, Java Development Tools, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2007-12-04

Sun wows Java crowd with NetBeans 6.0 preview

Sun wows Java crowd with NetBeans 6.0 previewIt is great that ...there is some competition for tools in the Java camp.I am sure this can only mean a great future for Java developers productivity.NB is not my main tool but I can say that it is becoming better every time.Regards,PedroNetBeansnetbeans...

Tags: Java development tools, Programming languages, Sun NetBeans, Java, NetBeans 6.0, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-05-07

Sun wows Java crowd with NetBeans 6.0 preview

Hundreds of attendees for Suns fourth annual NetBeans Day in San Francisco will get a glimpse of the future of NetBeans today as Sun shows off the latest preview release of NetBeans 6.0. This year, NetBeans Day was included as part of CommunityOne, a free one-day conference devoted to community-based...

Tags: Sun, Scripting, Programming, NetBeans, Java, General, Community

Blog posts 2007-05-07

Additional Resources

What Microsoft gives you for free

What Microsoft gives you for freeDrug dealer tacticsWhat do they do when they are no longer students? Will they be able break their dependency on these products and find chearper or free replacements or will they have to pay forever more?RE: What Microsoft gives you for freeAs far as...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, PRODUCTIVITY, Application servers, Java development tools, Middleware, UNIX, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-09-17

JavaFX SDK preview launches: Can Sun play the RIA game?

Sun Microsystems on Thursday will launch the JavaFX preview release as it aims to round up its bevy of Java developers to be a player in rich Internet applications. The preview release gives designers, web scripters and developers a peek at Sun's tools to make RIAs across...

Tags: Game, Adobe Systems Inc., Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Rich Internet Application, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-30

JavaFX Preview SDK to be released this week

Sun will release a preview version of the JavaFX Software Development Kit later this week, fulfilling a pledge made at JavaOne this year. Joshua Marinacci writes: I'm excited by what we've put together but also exhausted. We've done an incredible amount of work during the last year. Now...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., SDK, Adobe Illustrator, Tool, Joshua Marinacci, Productivity, Programming Languages, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-07-29

Learning Curve Journal, Part 4: Accessing a Web Service

This Learning Curve Journal series introduced a number of basic concepts and techniques to help one get started using the JavaFX Script programming language shortened in this series to JavaFX Script. This paper demonstrates how to use JavaFX Script to access a web service. In doing that, it also showed...

Tags: Web, Sun Microsystems Inc., Web Service, Series, Cloud Computing, Web Services, Channel Management, Java, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2008-07-01

Eclipse 2008 release train arrives at Ganymede

Eclipse 2008 release train arrives at Ganymedecomparison to netbeans?I keep hearing really good things about netbeans... is there a comparison between the two?RE: Eclipse 2008 release train arrives at GanymedeEveryone know Ganymede was destroyed in the Inter Galactic wars. Leaving the Doctor as the lone survivor.Depends on your needsI jumped...

Tags: Java development tools, OPEN SOURCE, Eclipse, Ganymede, Eclipse 2008

Discussion threads 2008-06-25

GWT fireside chat

I'm still wading through all the notes I took at the Google I/O 2008 conference last week. If you want to see pictures, check out my flickr photoset (183 photos). While I was there, I went to two sessions called "fireside chats". Although there was no fire...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Web Toolkit, Google Web Toolkit 1.5, JS, Q., Q. Google Web Toolkit 1.5, Q. Model, Programming Languages, RPC, Development Tools, Java, Scripting Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Networking, Web Development, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-06-05

Does OpenOffice.org fall short?

Does OpenOffice.org fall short?Java Slow?!?No... although OO does have Java hooks, it is not written in Java. EVEN IF IT WAS, Java is no longer a performance dog. We need to debunk that notion once and for all.Yes, poor applications can still be written in Java, but that...

Tags: OOA/OOD/OOP, OPEN SOURCE, object-oriented, OpenOffice, Microsoft Office, Java, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Corp., OpenOffice.org

Discussion threads 2008-06-04

NetBeans, Solaris, GlassFish: The Ruby's Red Slippers Fit

Opening the JVM to Ruby and the advent of JRuby on Rails marks an advance in Java technology. It enables the faster creation of easily maintained and rich web sites in the Web 2.0 era. Of particular note is Sun's Da Vinci Machine project, which is extending the JVM with...

Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun NetBeans, Project GlassFish, Ruby, JVM, Sun Solaris, Java, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2008-06-01

Don't expect a flood of Mac open source

Don't expect a flood of Mac open sourceYes, given that Mac is BSD based, it does not take much to get a whole lotof open source programs running on Mac. The biggest problem is that many of the GUI applications do not have the Mac look and feel. Does Apple...

Tags: Desktops, Apple Macintosh, open source, software, Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-05-25

Microsoft Live Mesh to get more competition -- from Sun

Microsoft Live Mesh to get more competition -- from SunYou've got things mixed upMary,You clearly do not understand the Rich internet Applications space very well ...there a lot of mistakes in the article that i have to correct ...[b]"Sun is building on top of JavaFX"[/b]The more appropriate word here would...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., JavaFX, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-05-07

Profits-strapped Sun continues decade-long pitch to developers on Java dominance

Leading up to the JavaOne developers conference, Sun Microsystems posted an embarrassing quarterly profit loss, is making OpenSolaris more open than ever, bringing the OpenSolaris platform value to the Amazon Web Services cloud, and is still using variations on the projectile theme to send T-shirts into the international crowd of...

Tags: Developer, Sun Microsystems Inc., NetBeans Ecosystem, Programming Languages, Java, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2008-05-06

Will OpenSolaris bring a chill to Sun-Ubuntu romance?

You scratch my back, and I'll scratch yours. That seems to be the mantra of Ubuntu and Sun, both open source underdogs whose relationship and mutual platform support has been growing for three years.  On the eve of the release of OpenSolaris, both companies are banging the drum that the...

Tags: Ubuntu, OpenSolaris, Sun Microsystems Inc., Linux, Open Source, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2008-05-02

Eclipse launches super run-time project as alternative to Java and .NET

The Eclipse organization has amassed a huge installed base of developers using its Java-based open source development tools. Now the organization has set its sights on the run-time arena and will take on Sun's Java and Microsoft's .NET with what it says is an agnostic open source component model that...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Java, Eclipse, Eclipse Organization, Equinox, Run-time, Java Development Tools, Open Source, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2008-03-17

Microsoft makes Visual Studio 2008 more broadly available

Microsoft makes Visual Studio 2008 more broadly availabledoes anyone really care about pricey M$ tools?even on windoze there are better and free development tools created by the community.I don't even count Linux because M$ is a 'no show' here.RE: Vista and Windows Server 2008--an unbreakable couple?Huh? This isn't the article...

Tags: Microsoft development tools, PRODUCTIVITY, .NET, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Application servers, Middleware, Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft .NET, tool, FoxPro

Discussion threads 2008-01-29

Sun Microsystems: Can it grow?

Sun Microsystems: Can it grow?Java and NiagaraHow can you have an entire discussion about Sun's future growth without even mentioning Java and Niagara? This almost seems like a willful oversight. Niagara is designed for the modern blade-based server cluster farms. It is designed for energy efficiency -...

Tags: Programming languages, Sun NetBeans, Java, Sun Microsystems Inc., Niagara, Java 6

Discussion threads 2008-01-25

Sun's planned deal to acquire MySQL will strengthen its open source story

Sun announced Wednesday that it is buying MySQL for about $1 billion -- $800 million in cash and $200 million in options. The news comes on the same day that mega proprietary database software giant Oracle announced its intent to buy middleware giant BEA. The deal,...

Tags: MySQL, Sun Microsystems Inc., Open Source, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2008-01-16