Getting Started With Google App Engine and NetBeans Part 1 « Developing in the Google Cloud
Getting started with Google App Engine development is easy and free. For the purposes of this tutorial, I tend to focus on developing GAE apps from within the Linux platform. However, since both Netbeans and the Google App Engine SDK are multiplatform, these instructions will be pretty much the same on any of the major operating systems (Linux, Mac, or Windows). Let’s get started. Sign up for Goog
NetBeans support for Google App Engine: Wiki: Home — Project Kenai
Plugin enables J2EE development web modules on Google App Engine. You can see how to develop Hello World application on this screencast. What is supported? Registering App Engine SDK in NetBeans as local J2EE server The App Engine would be used as target server for JavaEE web projects Generation of specific configuration file Visual editor for appengin-web.xml Debug web application on local App En
NetBeans Twilight Theme! - Nettuts+
Those of you who follow us on Twitter might be aware that I’ve recently become smitten with Netbeans. Personally, when coding, I prefer to use a dark theme. It’s less harsh on my eyes. Unfortunately, there simply aren’t many available for Netbeans. After an hour or so of searching, I was able to find exactly one theme — which was mostly specific to Ruby. So, I took it upon myself to convert the po
Ruby - NetBeans Wiki
NetBeans Ruby Support Removed from standard IDE distribution in 7.0! See: RubySupport The NetBeans Ruby support plug-ins provide an integrated development environment for building, running, testing, and debugging Ruby and Ruby on Rails applications. You can download a Ruby-only version of the NetBeans IDE or add Ruby support to your NetBeans IDE download. To learn how, see Installing and Configuri
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