Tag Archives: netbeans

Mercurial Integration

I’ve mentioned in a previous post about Mercurial integrations being fewer but I thought I’d actually put together a list of the decent ones… NetBeans – Its managed using Mercurial so you’d expect it to have integrated support for it.  Its also the best Java IDE in the world.  So say I. TortoiseHg – Ah [...]

Python GUI Programming? Painful

If you’re wanting to develop a Python GUI anytime soon can I strongly suggest you re/learn Java. I recently wanted to produce a simple yet functional desktop app and decided to give Python a go. I’d later py2exe my creation to create an executable Win32 app. My thinking was that Python is much faster to [...]

Latest NetBeans 6.0 Ruby/JRuby/Rails Support

The first shiny Ruby-supported beta of Netbeans 6.0 IDE by Sun has been released. With Ruby’s features maturing rapidly this looks to give Radrails a serious run for its money.I’ve always been a huge fan of Netbeans over Eclipse so I’m glad to see it jumping ahead like this and adding Ruby support was a [...]