NetBeans Podcast Episode #43

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NetBeans Podcast Episode #43 (45 min, size: 46.5 MB)

0:00 Why has it been so long since the last podcast?!? And an introduction of Geertjan and Lloyd
4:22 NetBeans IDE 6.1 was released! The multilanguage bits are available, as is the first set of patches.
15:50 NetBeans Day and JavaOne round-up: new and cool stuff, including the Pulse pen from Livescribe and the new browser plugin that is part of Java 6 update 10.
22:14 NetBeans IDE is now in the Ubuntu Universe
23:37 Enhancements to the NetBeans Plugin portal are now live
28:00 Upcoming events: Sun Tech Days Manila/NetBeans Deep Dive and NetBeans Day at Jazoon
30:00 NetBeans Innovator Grants project list
37:20 NetBeans Governance board elections - vote by June 9, 2008
38:09 Plugin of the podcast: JIRA plugin
38:53 RCP of the podcast: Prolog IDE
42:01 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to nbpodcast at netbeans dot org. Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry!
46:53 Varun Nischal and Angad Singh are now working on improved XML Schema support

Disclaimer: The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, June 29, 2008 at 11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received then Geertjan will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible, void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places. And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are getting better. So send in an entry! You might win a prize like Roger Westerlund, shown below above his copy of Rich Client Programming.