A short guide to using C/C++ remote development in NetBeans IDE 6.9

ej-technologies creates sophisticated Java tools to help programmers make the most of their own applications. With its focused expertise in performance and deployment and a strong support for open source initiatives, ej-technologies is developing the next generation of enterprise application development tools.

In this free talk, Geertjan Wielanga will provide a comprehensive overview of the NetBeans Platform, how it works, and how to get started using it. Register now! WHERE: The Skills Matter eXchange, London, UK WHEN: 05 Aug 2010, 18:30 COST: FREE

NetBeans engineering managers John Jullion-Ceccarelli and Martin Ryzl offer a tour of NetBeans IDE 6.9, including a demo of the new JavaFX Composer. Watch now! TechCast Live: NetBeans IDE 6.9 - JavaFX Composer and OSGi

This tutorial unit demonstrates how to implement shopping cart functionality into the application.

This tutorial unit demonstrates how to use the IDE to create JPA entity classes from a database, and EJB session beans from entity classes.

Developers at FinishJoomla, a Dutch technology outfit, are recent converts to the NetBeans IDE. In this entry, they explain their switch and their favorite features in NetBeans 6.9.

Mobile Distillery's Celsius SaaS helps JavaME developers design and produce their mobile apps seamlessly and efficiently across devices. Tight integration with NetBeans means easy access to a powerful set of tools and APIs that protect the developer from the fragmentation of devices.

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Read this article on how to develop Mobile Websites with NetBeans IDE and Netbiscuits.

This tutorial unit focuses on communication between the database and the application. You learn to set context parameters and work with JSTL to dynamically retrieve and display data in web pages.

This tutorial unit demonstrates how to create project files in the IDE, and introduces you to some of the facilities available for HTML and CSS development.

The NetBeans team is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.9! Download NetBeans IDE 6.9 NetBeans IDE 6.9 introduces the JavaFX Composer, a visual layout tool for building JavaFX GUI applications, similar to the Swing GUI builder for Java SE applications. With the JavaFX Composer, developers can quickly build, visually edit, and debug Rich Internet Applications (RIA) and bind components to various data sources, including Web services. The NetBeans 6.9 release also features OSGi interoperability for NetBeans Platform applications and support for developing OSGi bundles with Maven. With support for OSGi and Swing standards, the NetBeans Platform now supports the standard UI toolkit and the standard module system, providing a unique combination of standards for modular, rich-client development. Additional noteworthy features in this release include support for JavaFX SDK 1.3, PHP Zend framework, Ruby on Rails 3.0, and GlassFish v3.0.1; as well as enhanced Java EE 6 support, improvements to the Java Editor, Java Debugger, issue tracking, and more. More information: NetBeans IDE 6.9 Features NetBeans Platform 6.9 NetBeans 6.9 Tutorials Videos of NetBeans 6.9 in Action NetBeans 6.9 is available in English, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. There are several community-contributed localization efforts underway to support additional languages. Join the efforts today. As always, we welcome feedback about your experience using NetBeans software. Share your thoughts on our mailing lists and forums. To keep track of NetBeans news, subscribe to the NetBeans Weekly Newsletter, and follow NetBeans on Twitter. NetBeans IDE 6.9: The Smart Way to Code!

This document is a quick demonstration of how to create a simple NetBeans Platform application and module and use Maven for the build framework. You will use Maven archetypes, the Swing UI toolkit and the "Matisse" GUI Builder. The modular aspect of the NetBeans Platform enables you to develop and expand the functionality of your application simply by adding new modules.

A short demonstration of how to use Maven to create and run a NetBeans Platform Module Suite.

In this tutorial unit, you use MySQL Workbench to create an entity-relationship diagram that represents the data model for the application. You then generate a schema from the ER diagram, run it on the MySQL server, and connect to it from the IDE.

Performance guru Kirk Pepperdine discusses how to find fundamental performance problems in Java applications.

Software developer Gautam Muduganti easily creates his first JavaFX application using the recently released NetBeans IDE 6.9 ad the JavaFX Composer.