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This tutorial shows how to use NetBeans IDE's JavaFX Composer to add a Grid container (currently only in preview implementation) to a JavaFX application. JavaFX Composer helps the developer create the grid, add cells to the grid, and add UI components to the cells.

Due to an infrastructure upgrade, the Netbeans.org site will be unavailable between 12pm and 3pm PST (Pacific Standard Time) on Thursday, September 9th. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience. The NetBeans Team.

Andreas Stefik presents news about extensions to the NetBeans IDE that help the visually impaired learn to program.

Read about Giovanni Dal Maso's cool new NetBeans Platform application for authoring and publishing complex and fully interactive 3D animations.

Demonstrates how the NetBeans IDE can generate robust and easily maintainable code when generating JSF pages from entity classes.

Would you like to become a world famous author? Packt is very interested in publishing books dealing with NetBeans IDE and the NetBeans Platform. Let Packt know.

This tutorial demonstrates how you can quickly write a simple client application in JavaFX Composer that connects to a MySQL database.

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce that NetBeans IDE 6.10 Milestone 1 is now available for download. Download NetBeans IDE 6.10 Milestone 1 Highlights of this stabilized development build include: Java EE Find Usages for managed beans (JSF/CDI) and their properties Rename refactoring for properties/methods and for managed beans Improved "REST from Database" wizard code generation GlassFish Support for GlassFish 3.1 Restart-domain command works with remote domains Enable and disable deployed applications Enhanced support for WebLogic application server New server runtime node displaying deployed applications and resources JSF integration with server libraries Support for datasource creation and deployment Directory based deployment Editor Word wrap Show invisible characters Java JUnit 4.8.2 has been integrated Possibility to run or debug a single test case (method) in a suite (class) from the editor context menu. It's now possible to rerun only failed tests. Remote HTTP URLs are now supported for Javadoc in libraries and Java platforms. The 1.8.1 release of the Apache Ant build tool has been integrated. PHP Generate PhpDoc Rename refactoring, Safe Delete Refactoring Visit the NetBeans 6.10 New and Noteworthy page to learn more about all the new features and enhancements available in this milestone release. The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.10 is planned for January 2011. As always, tell us what you think about the NetBeans IDE! Share your thoughts on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans . Follow NetBeans on Twitter for updates from the NetBeans team.

We are pleased to announce that UML functionality for the NetBeans IDE was officially handed over to the NetBeans community during a conference call on Monday - August 16th, 2010. The UML plugin consists of 21 separate modules and now it's fully in hands of 8 volunteers lead by Javier Ortiz Bultrón from USA. If you are interested in joining the team, don't hesitate to contact Javier or send your offer to developers@uml.netbeans.org mailing list. Thank you NetBeans community and good luck NetBeans UML!

Intelliun's VE/Designer is an integrated environment for model-driven development built on the NetBeans™ platform.

A short demonstration of how to use Maven to create and run a NetBeans Platform Module Suite.

The NetBeans Platform provides a testing infrastructure that you can very easily make use of when creating your own applications on the NetBeans Platform. The testing infrastructure consists of a set of modules and build scripts for setting up, creating, and running unit tests and functional tests, as well as for calculating code coverage! To get started, check out the brand new NetBeans Platform Testing Tutorial.

Developers, companies and educational outfits turn out for the first NetBeans Platform session in London.

The blog title says it all: A casual online search for "Swing OSGi" leads a long-time Eclipse user to the NetBeans Platform and inspires a "love post" about his new framework.

Chart FX for Java Community Edition is a free, full development version of Chart FX for Java, a 100% Java component that uses your J2EE application server and JSP and JSF technology to produce charts in a variety of formats: PNG, JPEG, SVG and FLASH. Integrated into Netbean, you can configure the look at feel of your charts in a familiar design-time environment, where changes are automatically applied to the chart so you can see exactly what the chart is going to look like.