Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 3rd Dec 2007 20:31 UTC, submitted by bill davenport
NetBeans 6.0 has been released. The 6.0 release includes significant enhancements and new features, including a completely rewritten editor infrastructure, support for additional languages, new productivity features, and a simplified installation process that allows you to easily install and configure the IDE to meet your exact needs.
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RE[4]: Netbeans is good but...
by unavowed on Tue 4th Dec 2007 14:52
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Member since:2006-03-23
Java-gnome looked promising until the developers specifically stated that they are making bindings tied to GNOME. There will be no separate ones for GTK, which makes them kind of useless for generic cross-platform GUI development.
But I suppose after they've finished it can always be forked (and probably will if there is enough demand and they don't come to reason by then)
RE[4]: Netbeans is good but...
by Moochman on Tue 4th Dec 2007 21:44
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Member since:2005-07-06
Even better: Qt Jambi.
http://trolltech.com/products/qt/jambi
(Scroll down to see the link to the open-source download.)
I haven't gotten around to trying it yet (I'm still a rather novice Java programmer with no Qt experience), but it looks pretty awesome.
Edited 2007-12-04 21:45 UTC
Member since:
2006-05-21
Maybe this is interesting:
SWT: The Standard Widget Toolkit
http://www.eclipse.org/swt/
The java-gnome language bindings project
http://java-gnome.sourceforge.net/
Does this help you?