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NetBeans Podcast Episode #42

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:30:43 -0700

More contests, more features, more conferences... It's time for:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #42 (34 min 50 sec, size: 33.5 MB)

0:00 The NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta is available! And there is a Blogging Contest. Everyone blog, blog, blog!!! :-) There have already been several blogs written that talk about the enhancements in 6.1.
3:03 NetBeans Day at CommunityOne. It's free - register here. Lots of fun, like in the past, and just like last year, featuring a live podcast recording by the JavaPosse.
5:27 The very latest on Groovy support in NetBeans, this time from Matthias Schmidt.
7:15 Another set of patches released on March 20 for NetBeans 6.0 and 6.0.1 .
12:06 New shared libraries feature in NetBeans 6.1. Blog entries on the topic from Allan Lykke Christensen and Adam Myatt.
14:28 Using NetBeans for HTML editing. Includes a mention of the Favorites window.
18:07 Conference reports: EclipseCon, Euroko, and SD West. With a divergence into how Ruby users feel about Java. :-)
28:39 Module of the podcast: Remove those unnecessary bindings!
30:18 NetBeans Puzzler. If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, April 20, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are getting better. So send in entry! You might win a prize like Andrea Matsunaga, shown here with her NetBeans USB drive.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #41

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:16:40 -0800

JavaScript productivity tools are here! Learn about them in:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #41 (29 min 58 sec, size: 28.8 MB)

0:00 Traveling in India....
1:55 New JavaScript support
4:06 Check out the patches that are available. One of them includes the fix for the Eclipse key bindings.
7:09 Several new NetBeans related books now available::
- Pro Netbeans IDE 6 Rich Client Platform Edition by Adam Myatt
- NetBeans 6 - Rich-Client-Entwicklung mit Java by Heiko Böck. Adam Bien writes about it here.
- Java na Web com JSF, Spring, Hibernate e Netbeans 6 by Yuri Marx P. Gomes
- Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6 by Frank Jennings and David Salter. Geertjan interviews Frank here.
10:30 An interview with Martin Adamek about the latest on Groovy / Grails support in NetBeans.
12:02 Another TextMate style color theme for NetBeans.
16:52 MySQL screencast now available
18:25 Do you use ClearCase? Help us test the new NetBeans support for ClearCase! Information about (limited) support for additional version control systems is here.
23:51 Module of the podcast: Code Coverage.
25:03 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, March 16, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are getting better. So send in entry! You might win a prize like Tom Orton, shown here with his NetBeans USB drive.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #40

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Wed, 6 Feb 2008 14:08:57 -0800

NetBeans podcast this time with a celebrity appearance of Judith Lilienfeld, director of tools evangelism at Sun:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #40 (28 min 25 sec, size: 27.2 MB)

0:00 NetBeans Innovators Grant Program!
5:54 Check out the NetBeans Community Documentation program, coordinated by James Branham and Amit Kumar Saha. Recent milestone: over 100 contributions. Also, check out an interesting idea from Amit and Varun Nischal.
8:52 NetBeans 6.1 Milestone 1 now available. Schedule for 6.1 milestones/betas is here.
11:52 A new Webinar that demonstrates the JasperSoft iReport plugin.
14:30 Recap of NetBeans event in Second Life. Transcript here.
16:45 Investigating: Better JavaScript support.
19:24 Guest appearance: Judith Lilienfeld, Director of Java Tools Evangelism at Sun Microsystems. In addition to the NetBeans Innovators Grant program, there will be a blogging contest. Stay tuned - details will be announced soon.
20:19 NetBeans RCP application of the podcast: CitraFX.
21:00 Plugin of the podcast: Assembly Language support.
21:40 The NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, February 24, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are getting better. So send in entry! You might win a prize like Georg Schmid, shown here with his NetBeans USB drive.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #39

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 14:13:25 -0800

Lots of things are happening in NetBeans land, to get your overview tune in to the latest episode of NetBeans podcast:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #39 (27 min 44 sec, size: 31.5 MB)

0:00 Sun to aquire MySQL AB.
3:08 NetBeans IDE wins three product of the year awards from Developper.com.
4:26 Upcoming support for the Spring framework and some discussion of Java EE 5 and Java EE 6.
8:25 Also, NetBeans 6.1 Milestone 1 preview: background plugin downloading, SIP support, and WebSphere support, etc.
9:59 Upcoming PHP support
10:36 Are the 6.1 daily builds stable enough to use yet?
12:20 Javadoc code completion - check out the blog entry from Geertjan
13:48 Upcoming changes in the visual web development features
14:30 JasperSoft iReport Webinar on January 23. Will include a demo of their new NetBeans plugin. Register here.
16:04 Using NetBeans developer collaboration behind a firewall
17:26 More and more Ruby developers discovering the NetBeans IDE. Tor recently put together a new list:
- Balancing On Rails
- Derek Perez
- Jerry Jackson
- Chris Bartling
- Tobin Harris (and again)
- Simplificator
- Chris A. Guiney
19:11 Plug-in of the podcast: Beanmill Logging Viewer
20:07 NetBeans RCP application of the podcast: OpenCoeli
21:23 The NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, February 3, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are getting better. So send in entry! You might win a prize like Russ McDermott, shown here with his copy of Rich Client Programming.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #38

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 12:02:40 -0800

NetBeans 6.0 has been released... but we already know what are the plans for 6.1! Tune in to the latest episode of NetBeans podcast:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #38 (36 min 15 sec, size: 34.8 MB)

0:00 NetBeans 6.0 has been shipped! Check out some interesting reviews/blogs:
2:03 JasperSoft announces support for NetBeans. A beta release of their iReport plugin is available. Watch screencast videos of it here.
4:17 The first patch for NetBeans 6.0 is available. Find out more.
6:15 Plans are being made for NetBeans 6.1
9:00 Looking out to the future:
- Fitness Program
- Feature on Demand
10:51 Screencasts - lots of them. Roumen has his latest on Javalobby. Gregg and Tor have some out on the new 6.0 video tour page. View more 6.0 screencasts here.
14:58 Road trip reports: Austin, Houston, Berlin, Dubai, Cairo, Bulgaria, and Frankfurt.
22:51 NetBeans Magazine issue #4 is now available (also available as a .pdf file). Several good articles, as usual.
24:17 Groovy and Grails support is being added. Read more in a blog entry from Martin Adamek. There is also a wiki page.
26:24 NetBeans experts chat session transcript has been posted.
28:03 The module of the podcast is Add Property
29:21 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, January 13, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. Recent winner Ryan de Laplante sent in a photo of himself with his prize, a copy of the fantastic book: Rich Client Programming.

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NetBeans podcast episode #37

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Fri, 2 Nov 2007 11:48:51 -0700

Ever wondered what is the NetCAT community doing? Tune in to the latest episode of NetBeans podcast with an interview with Jiri Kovalsky, NetBeans technical community manager:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #37 (28 min 37 sec, size: 27.5 MB)

0:00 Ahoj!
1:00 Corrections to podcast #36....
2:03 Jiri's introduction and a description of NetCat
3:46 What is a Technical Community Manager?
4:57 What are the most important changes that have occurred for NetBeans contributors?
7:38 How are NetCat participants chosen?
9:49 How many NetCat 6.0 participants are there?
10:16 How many NetCat participants were there for past releases?
11:07 What do NetCat participants actually do and what do they get out of it? Do the bugs they report get special treatment?
14:46 Has NetCat changed over the years?
16:45 What is the NetCat survey? (Check out the preview)
17:39 What has been the most important feedback we have gotten from NetCat 6.0?
20:21 How does the quality look for NetBeans IDE 6.0?
22:03 Future plans for NetCat?
23:47 Participate! :-)
24:26 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, November 18, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. Recent winner Hayden Jones sent in a photo of his son Wesley holding his prize: a 1GB NetBeans USB drive. :-)

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #36

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 13:31:47 -0700

Tune in to:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #36 (25 min 57 sec, size: 15.6 MB)

0:00 Roumen has been on the road: Italy and Greece and is heading to India soon. Gregg has been to the midwestern US and will return to Minneapolis and Chicago next week. And then, on to Houston!
5:18 NetBeans Governance Board announcement
8:26 Mobility tools game designer
10:28 jMaki 1.0 announcement. Arun Gupta has some screencasts of jMaki in action.
13:10 New screencast of the Ruby debugger
15:44 Profile of Fabrizio Guidici of the NetBeans Dream Team
17:35 Module of the podcast: JAX-RS (JSR 311) support
21:40 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, October 28, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-) Below is recent winner Maarten Th. Mulders with his prize: a NetBeans USB drive.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #35

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 12:46:52 -0700

NetBeans 6 beta1 is out and we have it covered in the last episode of NetBeans podcast:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #35 (30 min 37 sec, size: 18.3 MB)

0:00 The Beta of NetBeans version 6.0 has landed! Download it here. New and noteworthy features.
6:45 Conference report round-up: Lone Star Ruby Conference and JavaZone
14:45 NetBeans wins a Bossie award! See the list of all awards.
16:25 Contest announcement for netbeans.tv
18:26 Some interesting videos: Ruby demo by Tor Norbye an interview with Rich Unger, JNI/C++ demo by Roumen and an interview with Janice
20:15 An interesting article: Support for unit testing Ruby code
21:45 Module of the podcast: Make Writable
22:53 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, October 1, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-)

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #34

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:26:44 -0700

Here we go again:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #34 (32 min 40 sec, size: 19.6 MB)

0:00 Recap of Roman's trip to Denmark
4:05 NetCAT call for participation
6:30 Bloggers talking about how the NetBeans IDE has improved their productivity for developing Java web applications and for Rails applications
9:06 Code for Freedom contest for students in India
11:36 NetBeans TV has launched!
14:01 Profile of a NetBeans Dream Team member: Wade Chandler
16:08 NetBeans Visual Web Pack ideas
17:59 Tutorial on using SQE
20:08 GlassFish is the fastest open source application server.
22:45 Reasons for using the NetBeans Mobility Pack
23:32 New article on current books about NetBeans
24:20 Module of the podcast: Perspectives
28:27 The NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, September 9, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-) Check out this photo of winner Daniel Rhoden and his son Aidan holding up a new NetBeans USB drive:

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #33

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 13:48:03 -0700

Tune in for the latest doze of NetBeans-related news:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #33 (29 min 06 sec, size: 17.5 MB)

0:00 Roman and Gregg chatting about their summer activities, passports, and visas. :-)
3:05 The latest nightly builds and status of the 6.0 beta release.
6:22 Some interesting extensions of the NetBeans platform: Instant JChem and Boeing. Also, Geertjan has a blog entry with more details on Instant JChem.
9:12 Excitement in the community about NetBeans Ruby support. A recent episode of the DrunkAndRetired podcast includes a review.
11:13 After you listen to our interview with Tor, check out this written interview that Geertjan did with him.
12:08 A podcast about Jarvis.
13:58 Some very well written tutorials that were published recently: Installing the FindBugs plugin, building the JRuby source with the NetBeans IDE, and building the JEdit source with the NetBeans IDE. The second two include excellent information on setting up freeform projects in the NetBeans IDE.
19:54 A nasty bug in the JDK affects NetBeans performance on Windows. Adam Bien has a blog entry on the topic.
22:18 Modules of the Podcast: Open Laszlo support and Echo2 support
23:45 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, August 26, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-)

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #32 - Interview With Tor Norbye

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 00:18:33 -0700

We interviewed Tor Norbye about his work on the Ruby support in NetBeans:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #32 (38 min 46 sec, size: 23.3 MB)

Shownotes:

0:00 Introduction and Tor's podcasting, he's also a podcaster at the Javaposse
2:30 What Tor has worked on at Sun: Java Studio Creator, Project Semplice, and the Ruby tools
5:00 Overview of Ruby features in the NetBeans IDE
7:25 Debugging Ruby
9:50 Rails support
10:51 Switching between Ruby implementations
11:49 Implementation of the type inference and code completion logic
17:10 Implementation of refactoring features
18:54 Features Tor wants to implement next
21:33 Community feedback
23:17 Why should Java developers look at Ruby?
26:38 Other Ruby development tools
29:49 A version of NetBeans IDE that just has Ruby support? Check out this page on deadlock
32:16 Opportunities for contributors and cool features; check out the wiki page.
34:55 Support for other dynamic languages. Erlang IDE based on Tor's code.

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #31

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Sat, 7 Jul 2007 01:54:03 -0700

Last milestone of NetBeans 6.0 has been released so tune in to find out what's new and exciting about it:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #31 (30 min 30 sec, size: 18.3 MB)

Shownotes:

0:00 NetBeans IDE Milestone 10 has been released! Check out the list of new features.
16:21 NetBeans IDE 5.5.1 now available in Spanish and German
17:35 Roman's report from the Cologne JUG shootout
20:58 A chapter of the new NetBeans platform book has been posted
24:03 New Flash demo available: extending OpenOffice with NetBeans
24:49 Module of the podcast: Code coverage
25:23 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, July 22, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-) Check out this photo of winner Mario Perez Madueno holding his new t-shirt while wearing an older t-shirt:

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #30

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 07:28:17 -0700

Episode #30 of NetBeans podcast is here:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #30 (25 min 44 sec, size: 15.4 MB)

Shownotes:

0:00 Macrovision tutorial on using the NetBeans GUI Builder.
2:10 NetBeans IDE BlueJ Edition has been updated
6:16 Comprehensive GlassFish document
11:15 Upcoming Events: NetBeans Day Zurich (register here) and Jazoon
14:52 Module of the Podcast: OpenOffice plugin for NetBeans
17:08 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, July 1, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-) Check out this photo of recent winner Bob Tai with his prize:

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #29

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Mon, 28 May 2007 14:22:48 -0700

Are you wondering what's new in NetBeans 5.5.1? Whether it is better to use Glassfish v1 or v2? Or what's new in the NetBeans world in general? Listen to the 29th episode of NetBeans podcast:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #29 (29 min 57 sec, size: 21.6 MB)

Shownotes:

0:00 Roumen's web log entry concerning the bet between David Berlind and Tim Bray.
3:30 NetBeans IDE 5.5.1 has been released! Download it here.
8:43 NetBeans Magazine issue #3. For additional information, check out this interview with the editor, Leonardo Galvão.
13:58 Tips from Alexis for demoing GlassFish
18:40 NetBeans projects have been added to the OpenJDK sources; there is a tutorial available.
21:09 Module of the Podcast: Geertjan's in-progress Groovy support
23:08 NetBeans Puzzler. If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, June 10, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-)

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #28

roman.strobl@sun.com (Roman Strobl) — Mon, 14 May 2007 13:57:24 -0700

Back home from Java One, seriously jetlagged by ready for the new episode, this time a bit longer than usual thanks to Java One and NetBeans day in San Francisco:

NetBeans Podcast Episode #28 (56 min 22 sec, size: 40.5 MB)

Shownotes:

0:00 NetBeans 6.0 Preview (Milestone 9) is now available. Check out the list of new features. Watch Schwartz and Green at NB day.
14:40 NetBeans Day San Francisco: read the article, Gregg's blog entry, and Roumen's blog entry. See dog training with NetBeans.
29:40 Some of the things we saw or heard at Java One:
49:08 Module of the podcast: GWT4NB. They also have a flash demo.
50:25 NetBeans Puzzler. If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the winner of the T-Shirt on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, May 27, 2007 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember: the Puzzler questions are getting harder - but the prizes are getting better. :-)

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