NetBeans 6.1 packs welcome additions
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| Another area that has seen significant advance is support for MySQL - no
| surprise now that MySQL is owned by Sun, really. The database explorer
| includes new support for MySQL, including easier registration of servers,
| links to the admin tools - which have to be installed locally - and the
| easier creation of connections. It's a sure sign of things to come in the
| future. Hopefully forthcoming releases will include more in the way of
| integrating MySQL tools within NetBeans rather than simply acting as a front
| end to them.
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http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2008/04/29/netbeans_six_point_one/
Deploying and tuning Django
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| I used shared hosting for my Django-based Encyclopedia of Programming
| Languages (Russian version), but realized, that I need dedicated server for
| more performance and stability. For now, I chose cheap server with 1,8 GHz
| CPU and 512 Mb RAM, with CentOS 5 installed.
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http://mydjangoblog.com/2008/04/24/deploying-and-tuning-django/
Days ago:
Java - 100 per cent open source by end of this year
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| Sun is to open source the last closed-source parts of Java, a move that
| should make it possible to fully integrate the software into Linux
| distributions.
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http://software.silicon.com/applications/0,39024653,39208906,00.htm
Sun woos Linux distros with bundle deals
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| The goal is for distros to come with Sun's open source Java Enterprise
| Edition project Glassfish, the NetBeans development framework, and the Java
| Standard Edition project OpenJDK.
|
| Sun is reaching out to Debian, after parts of Glassfish began showing up in
| the distro - Sun would, obviously, like to see all of Glassfish ship with
| Debian.
|
| Sun is also working to build on early work with Ubuntu. As of now, OpenJDK is
| available in the Hardy Heron release of Ubuntu.
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http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2008/04/28/sun_open_source_software_distros/
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