Netbeans65 Osum Slides
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- NetBeans is a comprehensive, modular, multi-lingual integrated development environment (IDE) for Java, with out-of-box support for Java SE, Java EE, Java ME, and many third party plugins. - It provides an intuitive drag-and-drop development environment with features like debugging, profiling, and refactoring tools. It can also be used as a platform for building rich client applications. - The NetBeans community is large and thriving, with over 20 million downloads and contributions from many open source developers and partner companies.
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Netbeans65 Osum Slides
- 1. Abhishek Gupta NetBeans 6.5 The Only IDE You Need! Sun Microsystems, Inc. Campus Ambassador [email_address]
- 2. Agenda What is NetBeans?
- 3. About the NetBeans Platform
- 4. The NetBeans Community and You
- 5. Next Steps
- 7. What is NetBeans? A comprehensive, modular multi-lingual IDE (Integrated Development Environment) Out-of-box support for Java SE, Java EE, Java ME
- 8. Large set of 3rd party modules (plugins)
- 10. Debugger, Profiler, Refactoring, etc... A platform for building applications RCP = Rich Client Platform
- 11. Rich client Java applications
- 12. Rich framework of windows, menus, tool bars, actions A thriving open source community Open source since June, 2000
- 13. Large community of users and developers
- 14. Started as a student project at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
- 15. Plan - Develop Network-enabled Java Beans components.
- 16. Jarda Tulach, part of the original team, came up with the name NetBeans to describe what they would do Network + Java Beans = NetBeans Sun purchased in 1999 and open sourced in 2000
- 17. More at http://netbeans.org/about/history.html A Brief History of NetBeans What is NetBeans?
- 18. Java SE Support - Swing GUI Builder, Javadoc integration, Support for JUnit 3 & 4
- 19. Java EE Support (1.3, 1.4 and 5) – first IDE to fully support Java EE 5
- 20. Java ME Support - Visual Mobile GUI Designer, Mobile Game Builder, etc.
- 21. Visual Web Development – Visual Web Editor, Visual Page Flow Editor, Visual Query Editor, Visual CSS Editor, Database Explorer, etc.
- 22. Rich editing support - Smart Source Code Editor, Code Navigator, Code Completion/Folding, Refactoring support
- 23. Profiler, Debugger, Version Control, etc.
- 25. Netbeans Platform Development – Visual Library API, Rich Client Development, Lexer API, etc.
- 26. Highly Modular Architecture, Extensible with user contributed plugins
- 28. Dynamic Language Support – Ruby, Javascript, PHP, Groovy, Python, and more Feature Overview What is NetBeans?
- 29. Binaries for Solaris, Linux, MS Windows, and Mac OS X
- 30. 100% Java
- 31. Just download and run on any OS with a JRE! Which Operating System Does it Work On? What is NetBeans?
- 33. Web
- 34. Mobile
- 36. C/C++
- 37. Ruby
- 38. PHP, Groovy, Python, Javascript
- 39. and more... What Can I Do With NetBeans? What is NetBeans?
- 40. Ajax
- 41. C/C++
- 42. JSF
- 43. JSP
- 44. CSS
- 45. SQL
- 46. JavaDB
- 47. MySQL
- 48. PostgreSQL
- 49. JDBC
- 50. Ant Java EE
- 51. Java ME
- 52. Java SE
- 53. Javascript
- 54. PHP
- 55. HTML
- 56. REST
- 57. CVS
- 58. SVN
- 60. Ruby SOA
- 61. UML
- 62. Web
- 63. WSDL
- 64. XML
- 65. MIDP
- 66. CLDC
- 67. CDC
- 68. EJB
- 69. JAX-WS
- 70. JSTL And a whole lot more.. Supported Technologies... Some Buzzwords ;) What is NetBeans?
- 71. Cool Features > Profiler What is NetBeans? Find performance bottlenecks and memory leaks
- 72. Profile entire application or subset
- 73. Task-based profiling CPU, Thread State, Memory New 6.5 features Comparing Memory snapshots
- 74. Drill-down graph
- 77. Dynamic attach on JDK 6
- 78. Cool Features > Mobile Development What is NetBeans? Support for Java ME – CLDC/CDC Sun Wireless Toolkit included Redesigned Visual Mobile Designer Drag 'n drop MIDP authoring New Game Builder supporting MIDP 2.0 Game API
- 79. SVG UI Support
- 80. Cool Features > C/C++ Development What is NetBeans? Full Edit-Compile-Debug project support and editor Code completion, folding, syntax highlighting, error highlighting
- 81. Makefile wizard/import Remote Development
- 82. Support for application packaging
- 83. Works with GCC & Sun Studio compilers Support for GDB debugging
- 84. Cool Features > Visual Web Development What is NetBeans? Visual drag 'n drop web application development
- 85. Includes AJAX JavaServer Faces Components
- 88. Cool Features > The Editor What is NetBeans? Live parsing
- 89. Refactoring
- 91. Insert Code
- 93. File History
- 94. Navigation
- 95. Cool Features > PHP What is NetBeans? Editor Highlights Code completion, syntax & semantic highlighting, mark occurrences, navigation
- 97. Code Generator & Templates Debugging via Xdebug
- 98. FTP Support
- 99. Support for web services
- 100. Easy AMP stack integration
- 101. Cool Features > Ruby What is NetBeans? Support for Ruby and Jruby
- 102. Editor Highlights Code completion, syntax highlighting, quick fixes
- 103. Support for Ruby, RSpec, and YAML files
- 105. Ruby Gems installation manager Debugger
- 106. Deploy to WEBrick, Mongrel, GlassFish v3
- 107. Cool Features > JavaScript What is NetBeans? Editor Features Semantic Highlighting, Code Completion and Type Analysis
- 108. Quick Fixes and Semantic Checks
- 110. Mark occurences and instant rename Debugging for IE & FF browsers
- 112. Bundled popular JS libraries
- 113. Cool Features > Groovy What is NetBeans? Groovy Editor Syntax highlighting, code completion, code folding Groovy and Java SE project integration
- 114. Support for Grails web framework
- 115. Cool Features > Python (Early Access) What is NetBeans? Early Access Preview
- 116. Editor Highlights Syntax and Semantic highlighting
- 117. Code completion
- 120. What's New in NetBeans 6.5? What is NetBeans? Intuitive and Feature-rich IDE for PHP Fast editor with code completion, templates, error checking and more
- 121. Debugging via Xdebug
- 122. Support for local and remote development Web Development Simplified Enhanced JavaScript support with bundled libraries and debugging on Firefox and IE
- 123. Embedded editor support for CSS/HTML/JavaScript
- 124. Updated Database Explorer and SQL query editor New Java Development Features Groovy and Grails editor
- 128. Multi-thread debugging C/C++ Improved code completion and error-checking
- 129. Support for remote development Ruby Supports for Ruby Tests
- 130. Improved Rake build tool
- 131. New GlassFish v3 with JRuby http://wiki.netbeans.org/wiki/view/NewAndNoteWorthy
- 132. Demo 1
- 133. Formerly known as project “Matisse”
- 134. Issues building GUIs without Swing GUI Builder: Complex Swing APIs
- 135. e.g. GridBagLayout
- 136. Resizing and alignment is hard
- 137. Handling of locales is hard
- 139. Binding data to your GUI New layout manager “GroupLayout” in Java 6
- 140. Netbeans handles these for you! Swing GUI Builder Details What is NetBeans?
- 141. Demo 2
- 142. About the NetBeans Platform
- 143. Rich Client Platform (RCP) – NetBeans was the first
- 144. IDE allows you to develop plugins for the RCP – module project
- 145. Many complex applications built on NetBeans RCP – For Example: IReport
- 147. And here are some more... About the NetBeans Platform
- 152. The NetBeans Community and You Where do you fit in?
- 153. The NetBeans Community and You Start here - http://www.netbeans.org/community/index.html Open Source Projects- Code and Documentation
- 154. News and events Plugin Eco-system “ Plugins” tab on http://www.netbeans.org
- 155. Contribute and find plugins Join a vibrant community Over 20 Million Downloads
- 156. Mailing Lists – Over 500,000 mailing list subscribers
- 157. Over 130 Partner Companies
- 158. Active Blogging Community: http://www.planetnetbeans.org/
- 162. Scratch your own itch- add new features or improve existing ones
- 163. Fix bugs
- 164. Write plugins or modules
- 165. Develop RCP applications If you want to contribute code... The NetBeans Community and You
- 166. Create a user account on http://www.netbeans.org
- 167. Download NetBeans
- 168. Write a new desktop application, a mobile application..
- 169. Blog about NetBeans
- 170. Participate on NetBeans mailing lists Next Steps Get Involved
- 171. NetBeans Product Site: http://www.netbeans.org Download: previews, current & past releases of IDE, plugins
- 172. Learning: tutorials, technical articles, flash demos
- 173. Community: latest news, forums, events, mailing lists NetBeans Wiki: http://wiki.netbeans.org/wiki/ Open-source documentation site for NetBeans Planet NetBeans: http://www.planetnetbeans.org/ Aggregate for all NetBeans-related blogs Source Code: http://www.netbeans.org/community/sources/hg.html Mercurial source code access for Netbeans platform + IDE Next Steps NetBeans 6.5 Resources
- 174. Get FREE Web-based training on Java TM , Solaris TM & more! Visit: http://www.sunacademic.com
- 175. Talk to your Sun Campus Ambassador for the right registration information Increase earnings potential with a Sun Certification! Sun Certified Associate/Programmer for the Java 2 Platform SE
- 176. Sun Certified Web Component Developer for Java EE
- 177. Sun Certified Mobile Application Developer for Java ME
- 178. Sun Certified System/Network Admin for Solaris Operating System Free practice exams
- 179. Discounted exams fees for academic developers – only US$60 (US$40 in APAC and Latin America) Next Steps Fast Track Your Career with Sun!
- 180. If you want to pass this information on to others, you can find the material at the OSUM project under Kenai ( http://kenai.com /projects/osum).
- 181. Slides: http://kenai.com/downloads/osum/Netbeans65_OSUM_slides.odp Talking points for slides: http://kenai.com/downloads/osum/Netbeans65_OSUM_notes.odt Demo script: http://kenai.com/downloads/osum/netbeans_new6_5_demo_FY2009.odt Next Steps Give This Presentation!
- 182. THANK YOU! Abhishek Gupta [email_address] NetBeans 6.5 The Only IDE You Need!