Announcing LambdaBeans 1.0 Release Candidate

Hi all,

I've just released LambdaBeans 1.0 Release Candidate, and IDE for Scheme 
built on top of the NetBeans Platform. And I thought you could be 
interested on it.

LambdaBeans is being built on OpenSolaris, but should run on Windows, 
Linux, Mac OSX and other platforms supporting Java 1.6.

Features include:

   - Includes SISC and Kawa.
   - Includes SLIB 3b1.
   - Supports SISC, Kawa, SCM, Guile, Gauche and Gambit.
   - Embedded REPL with history (arrow up/arrow down).
   - R5RS and SLIB help.
   - Syntax highlighting.
   - R5RS Autocompletion.
   - Scheme definitions navigation.
   - Scheme definitions autocompletion.
   - Integrates with CVS/Subversion/Mercurial.
   - Simple project structure.

Links:

   - http://www.lambdabeans.org
     A blog about LambdaBeans
   - http://kenai.com/projects/lambdabeans
     Main project page (issue tracking/sources/downloads/mailing lists)

How to install:

   1.0 Release Candidate does not include an installer, so you
   should download and unzip the binary.

   Then you should make sure you have a Java 1.6 runtime on your path.

   Go to lambdabeans/bin and execute the binary for your platform there.

There're some rough edges in LambdaBeans 1.0 RC, so I'd appreciate any 
issue reports and feature enhancements.

Happy Scheming,
Antonio


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