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Czechs Won the World Hockey Championship

Isn't it amazing that this damned small country with the biggest beer consumption per person won the world hockey championship again?
You Wanted More Refactorings?

... here they come! The refactoring team is working on many experimental refactorings at the moment. You can download them from the development update center of 4.2. You can try these features out and file bugs, send recommendations, etc. They're not for production use yet - no quality is guaranteed at them moment (it's the bleeding edge development).

The new refactorings are:
More refactorings are being prepared, for details take a look the following page:

http://refactoring.netbeans.org/refactorings/specifications.html

Issues for these experimental modules should be filed against refactoring module with status whiteboard "experimental".

External contributers wanted! Do you want to learn more about NetBeans and take the challenge to develop a refactoring feature? Contact refactoring team at dev-AT-refactoring-DOT-netbeans-DOT-org. They'll guide you through the development and you will be able to show off that you created your own refactoring in NetBeans.


Flash demo of new refactoring features (incl. speech)


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