More NetBeans contest submissions...
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Kunal Modi
from Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of
Engineering, Mumbai, India, focused on the NetBeans 6.1 editor
enhancements. He went over various aspects of these enhancements, and
then presented a complete tutorial on how to add custom actions to the
NetBeans Java Editor. Kunal made this a plug-in for NetBeans IDE. Check
out his submission here.
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 Kunal Modi
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 Ransara Wijethunga
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Ransara Wijethunga
from University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka, started researching for a good IDE that he can use for his
mobile application development using J2ME. His research has led him to
choose NetBeans 6.1, and along the way he has learned that NetBeans
supports a lot of languages other than Java for development. In his submission,
Ransara goes over the new and noteworthy features of NetBeans 6.1. |
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Samir Kumar Mishra,
Sun Campus Ambassador at University College of
Engineering, Burla, India, creates a GUI-based parser using the StringTokenizer class of the java.util package, and makes it a
plug-in for NetBeans 6.1. Check out his tutorial here.
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 Samir Kumar Mishra
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 Zach Elko
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Zach Elko
from Ball State University, USA,
wrote his top 10 list of great features from the new NetBeans 6.1 IDE.
The list include code bookmarks, build platform, code completion, code
formatting, single file compile, diff, favorites, symbol tracking,
include directories and local history. He goes over these features with
examples here. |
