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NetBeans IDE 5.5 Preview Blog Carnival

NetBeans IDE 5.5 preview with Enterprise Pack brings Java EE development for human beings. Although I am a long time fan of scripting languages for web development, I started to look seriously into EE 5 recently. When I worked on my first J2EE project in 2002 it was a 100% failure. In 2004 I tried it again and it was half a failure (I failed with EJBs but Struts worked really nicely). In 2006 I am able to create an application with JSF and EJBs, deploy it and run it succesfully. Have my skills improved? Not really, they got worse, because I forgot all the details, Java EE just got easier to use and the tools got much better, too.

This entry will contain links to posts of other people about NetBeans IDE 5.5 preview and interesting information about Java EE 5. Let the carnival begin!

Blogs:

Graham Hamilton raves about EE 5. Read his post to understand why you should care about EE 5 in the first place. Hint: it's about ease of use.
Charles Ditzel is in awe from the NetBeans IDE 5.5 preview. I'm not surprised :)
Tim Bray mentions Ruby on Rails together with Java EE 5. Will he switch the development of his newest application from RoR to EE5?
Lukas answers: Where is Mobility Pack 5.5 for NetBeans Enterprise Pack 5.5 Preview?
Geertjan explains how to reverse engineer a UML model from your java application using NetBeans IDE 5.5 Preview
Petr Blaha reveals how to speed up deployment of EJBs to Glassfish by 37%!
Geertjan continues to explain what's cool about the UML support in NetBeans IDE 5.5 Preview
Dinesh guides you through the basics of Glassfish and NetBeans IDE 5.5 Preview with Enterprise Pack

Flash Demos:

First screencast with EE 5 beta SDK appears (and NetBeans appears for a litle while as well)
Orchestration Designer demo - the visual Orchestration Designer that enables you to visually create and edit complex business processes.
Demo of EJB 3.0 perstistance in NB 5.5 preview by John C.

Comments:

It is not only J EE 5 but UML support on NetBeans 5.0 java projects basis - check it out - it is really cool ;-)

Posted by Sven Reimers on únor 21, 2006 at 11:26 odp. CET #

Yes, I blogged about it a while ago already :)

Posted by Roumen on únor 21, 2006 at 11:28 odp. CET #

:))))
Lukas doesn't ask ;) Lukas answers...
I answered to the question in the title ;) Should I remove the question mark to make it obvious?

Posted by Lukas on únor 22, 2006 at 12:26 dop. CET #

Ok, ok, I changed it to answers ;)

Posted by Roumen on únor 22, 2006 at 04:55 dop. CET #

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