NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview (Milestone 9) Available / NetBeans Day & JavaOne in Review

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<tt>NetBeans.org is proud to announce



the availability of NetBeans 6.0 <br>



Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Preview release.</tt>



<ul>



  <li><tt><a href="http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=78">Download



NetBeans 6.0 Preview</a></tt> </li>



  <li><tt><a href="http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=79">Learn



More about NetBeans 6.0</a></tt> </li>







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<tt>Here are some of the highlights:</tt>



<ul>



  <li><tt>Ruby/JRuby/Ruby on Rails Support</tt> </li>



  <li><tt>A Smarter and Faster Editor</tt> </li>



  <li><tt>Improved Swing Development (Swing Data Binding)</tt> </li>



  <li><tt>Integrated Profiling</tt> </li>



  <li><tt>Integrated Visual Design for Web Applications</tt> </li>



  <li><tt>New, Integrated UI for CLDC/MIDP and CDC Development</tt> </li>







</ul>



<tt>The final NetBeans IDE 6.0 release is planned for November



2007 however<br>



you can now experience what it has to offer in the current stage of <br>



</tt><tt>development</tt><tt>. As </tt><tt>always, we welcome and



encourage your feedback and<br>



sharing of your </tt><tt>experience using the NetBeans IDE on our&nbsp;<a



 href="http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=80">mailing



lists</a> <br>



and in your blogs!</tt><tt><b><br>







<br>



News from NetBeans Day San Francisco and JavaOne 2007</b></tt><tt><br>



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<a href="http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=81">NetBeans



Software Day 2007 in San Francisco in Review</a></tt><tt><br>



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Community Embraces Scripting with NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview</a><br>



Sun Microsystems, Inc. together with the NetBeans community, announced <br>



the availability of the NetBeans 6.0 Integrated Development Environment









<br>



(IDE) Preview release</tt><tt> which extends support beyond Java and



C/C++ by <br>



providing a



rich set of features for the Ruby and JavaScript dynamic <br>



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languages, and continues to enable developer productivity <br>



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<a href="http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=87">NetBeans



Magazine Issue 3, May 2007</a><br>



To commemorate the largest NetBeans Day ever, the NetBeans community <br>



has put together a special issue of NetBeans Magazine



with a whopping <br>



84 pages of in-depth technical articles. Issue Three



showcases the <br>



flexibility and versatility of the IDE and Platform, and



the upcoming <br>



features in NetBeans 6.0. You can view the magazine as a



whole or as <br>



individual articles. And now you're also able to access



simplified HTML <br>



versions of each article, or get the full visual



experience from the <br>



PDF's.</tt><tt><br>







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