After ranting against Android in my previous post I have mainly solved now the untestable situation Android is producing. Thanks to Robolectric all my tests are finally fast and do not unpredictable hang or similar! The tests execute nearly as fast as in a normal Maven project – plus additional 2 seconds to bootstrap (dex?). Robolectric … Continue reading »
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Debugging PHP with NetBeans
How easy is it to make debugging working for PHP code? With NetBeans no problem! Only 5 easy steps! Download NetBeans 6.9 (although I am using the old 6.8) If you are on ubuntu installing xdebug is a one liner: sudo pecl install xdebug write down the path to xdebug for me it is /usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/xdebug.so … Continue reading »
NetBeans 6.9 Released!
NetBeans 6.9 released yesterday and you can download it here (here is faster). Watch the introductory screencasts, read about new features or take a loot at the tutorials for 6.9 The wiki page provides some more details about the latest features. Lots of enhancements in the areas of JavaFX, php, ruby, OSGi …. So, try … Continue reading »
Where is UML for NetBeans 6.8?
to let me do an update for NetBeans 7.0! ———————————————————————— Recently I wanted the good and fancy UML editor for NetBeans 6.8 to display the class diagram of our twitter search jetwick, but I couldn’t find it in the update center. The solution seems is simple. I clicked here and got the zip called netbeans-6.8-200912091457-ml-uml.zip … Continue reading »
CRUD with Wicket + Guice + Db4o / NeoDatis
The journey began with a search for a database for my desktop application TimeFinder. It turned out that there are at least 3 candidates if I would choose a simple and only one tier architecture: GORM NeoDatis Db4o One tier applications would only make sense for some special uses cases like in my case for … Continue reading »
NetBeans 6.8 released!
And finally NetBeans 6.8 is here! Look here, here and here for the features and get it here!
Java Application Frameworks (not only client side …)
In an old post I listed all Java libraries,where only two application frameworks were listed. Today it is time to list some client side Java application frameworks, because I discovered some new ones while reading the W-JAX announcement. Some of the listed frameworks will make developing application with DB easier. And some of them are … Continue reading »
Import/Export Code Formatting Settings from NetBeans
In short: To share settings (e.g. code formatting) from NetBeans with Eclipse a little bit work has to be done. For NetBeans you have the following possibilities Either directly use the file ‘home’/.netbeans/6.0/config/Preferences/org/netbeans/modules/java/source/CodeStyle/default.properties Use the eclipse importer. Now you can use the project within NetBeans and sync etc. Or you could load the settings (e.g. … Continue reading »
I had an Intelligent IDEA: Two days without NetBeans …
Yesterday and the day before I tried the unbelievable: I used not my favourite IDE NetBeans (6.7) – I used IntelliJ Idea (8.1). Five months ago I got the free license from Jetbrains for my open source timetabling application called TimeFinder, but I hadn’t the time to try it out. And why should I? People … Continue reading »
Help To Stabilize NetBeans 6.8
From the website: “Is it easy for you to play with a software and find a defect? If you are an experienced NetBeans user and if you find few hours per week from September through November you can join other community volunteers in NetCAT 6.8 program. Get your favorite NetBeans bug fixed and find new … Continue reading »
