Kristian Rink has contributed 3 tutorials on NetBeans in German to the NetBeans Community docs:
If you know German and you work with NetBeans, please read them and provide your feedback.
Wired has an article titled “The Life Cycle of a Blog Post, From Servers to Spiders to Suits — to You” which contains a nice Flash movie showing the life-cycle of your blog posts. Though, it doesn’t reveal any unknown secrets, but a good quick brush-up for you, and a good source to know about it for those who are not aware of it.
This article here is a nice read on the near ubiquitousness of Cell phones.
Look and Feel of the Netbeans IDE is customizable using the Substance Plugin which is available for download at the http://plugins.netbeans.org website.
The NB Community Docs contribution Customizing the Look and Feel of the Netbeans IDE by Cydey shows you how you start off with the plug-in to give your NetBeans a cooler look.
HK2 for Hundred Kilobytes Kernel is a module subsystem coupled with a simple yet powerful component model to build software. It is the foundation for the GlassFish V3 application server and consist of two technologies…More
Developing a HK2 module with NetBeans 6.0 is a new NB Community Docs contribution by Rikard Thulin which shows you how you can develop the famous “Hello World” as a HK2 module using NetBeans 6.0/maven.
See you there at the wiki!
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