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Welcome to NetBeans, the project that develops NetBeans IDE, the full-featured integrated environment for software developers and NetBeans Platform, the widely adopted infrastructure backplane for complex desktop applications.

NetBeans IDE 6.5 introduces several new features, including a robust IDE for PHP, JavaScript debugging for Firefox and IE, and an Early Access preview of Python support. This release also includes a number of enhancements for Java, Ruby and Rails, and C/C++ development. Java feature highlights include: built-in support for Groovy and Grails, Hibernate, Eclipse project import, and compile on save. NetBeans IDE 6.5 also contains all 6.1 features including an intelligent JavaScript Editor, support for Spring Framework, ClearCase (via Update Center), and RESTful Web Services.

Combining excellent out of the box experience, compelling features, and a great plugin ecosystem, NetBeans IDE 6.5 is a must-download for developers. Runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris, is open-source and free. NetBeans 6.5 is Development Simplified! Visit the official website www.NetBeans.org for more information.

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Register for Free Webinar: MySQL, NetBeans & Rails (Jan. 27)
Learn to leverage the NetBeans IDE and the JRuby-on-Rails framework to deploy MySQL-backed applications on GlassFish in a FREE and LIVE technical webinar on Tuesday, January 27th.

Combining JRuby-on-Rails with the MySQL database and Glassfish application server allows developers to deliver scalable and robust applications for the web in a complete and integrated stack. Discover the fundamentals of JRuby and how the NetBeans IDE makes developing/debugging/deploying Rails applications quick, fun and cost-effective.

Developing MySQL-Backed Applications with NetBeans and JRuby-on-Rails

Presented by: Arun Gupta, Glass Evangelist, Sun Microsystems, and Jimmy Guerrero, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Sun Microsystems
Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Time: 10:00 am PDT, 1:00 pm EDT, 18:00 GMT (The presentation will be approximately 45 minutes long followed by Q&A.;)

Learn More and Register for the Webinar

Portal Pack 3.0 Beta is now available.
The Portal Pack 3.0 Beta binaries are now available for download. This release has major bug fixes and few enhancements.

Enhancements :

Directory Deployment: The directory deployment is now supported by the Portal Pack. So no need to redeploy the portlet application again and agian when you are changing JSP/HTML/JS files.
Debug Support for Liferay Portal Server running on Tomcat

The following portal servers are now supported :

Project WebSynergy
Liferay Portal Server 5.1.x and later
Sun Java System Portal Server 7.1/7.2
OpenPortal Portlet Container

(Jan 13, 2009)

Updated NetBeans Java Editor Refcard for NetBeans IDE 6.5!
The NetBeans Java Editor Refcard has been updated to 6.5. Based on a lot of useful comments received for the first release of this Refcard, which was for NetBeans IDE 6.1, several changes have been made.
(Jan 05, 2009)

Top 10 New Java Features in NetBeans IDE 6.5 (Part 1)
Though the latest release of NetBeans IDE focuses very heavily on dynamic languages, and PHP in particular, there are many new and enhanced features that should appeal very specifically to Java programmers. The complete feature list for the entire release of NetBeans IDE 6.5 is really long and colorful, but let's focus specifically on 10 of the Java-related highlights. Let's begin by putting on a Java programmer's hat and ask the question: "Which, of the many cool new things, would be particularly appealing to a Java programmer? And why should a Java programmer now consider NetBeans IDE 6.5 above its competitors?"

Hot Open-Source Projects for Enterprise Use
A Palamida survey lists the top 25 open-source projects for enterprises. The survey indicates that organizations view security as a key factor to consider when adopting open-source technology. The 25 top projects represent secure, stable open-source implementations which includes NetBeans.

The Community Speaks: NetBeans IDE 6.5, My New Favorite IDE
A month ago, the NetBeans community released NetBeans IDE 6.5. Since then users worldwide have enthusiastically reviewed the IDE's new PHP scripting, database and web development features, and more! Below are excerpts from satisfied users, and some converts!

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