2008/7/9 hawk gao <gaohawk在gmail.com>:
>
> Python backing eyed for NetBeans
>
> Scripting language capabilities of the open-source IDE continue to expand
>
哗！看来 NetBean 准备和 .NET 对战了！
AlexPeng 可以透露些细节卟？

> By Paul Krill
> July 08, 2008
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> In a not-so-surprising revelation, Sun plans to support the Python and
> Jython scripting languages in future releases of the open-source NetBeans
> IDE, which has been expanding beyond its Java origins lately.
>
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> Sun already has added support for JavaScript, Ruby, and JRuby to NetBeans as
> well as C and C++. Blogs published Tuesday reveal plans to add the
> additional languages. PHP support also has been in development.
>
> "Python is not new to Sun -- with a long history of use, including with the
> new Image Packaging System (IPS) utilized in OpenSolaris OS," said Kuldip
> Oberoi, group manager for developer tools marketing at Sun, in a blog. No
> timeline has been set yet for inclusion of Python and Jython capabilities in
> NetBeans.
>
> Jython is a version of Python written in Java.
>
> "With our recent history of engagement with the Ruby/JRuby and Rails
> communities, we look forward in increasing our participation in the Python
> communities," Oberoi said.
>
> A NetBeans project called NBPython already has been in development to add
> Python support, said Ted Leung, dynamic languages and tools architect at
> Sun.
>
> "One of the obvious things that Sun could do in the Python world is to make
> Python a supported language in the NetBeans IDE. NetBeans has really nice
> support for Ruby and JavaScript, so why should Python be left out," Leung
> said in a blog entry. He was hired by Sun to work on Python and Jython.
>
> The company also is launching the Python Developer Center and will feature
> Python and Jython in upcoming Sun Tech Days events, Oberoi said.
>
> An early release candidate for the planned NetBeans 6.5 IDE features PHP
> capabilities. A PHP editor in NetBeans 6.5 supports features like code
> completion and syntax highlighting as well as mark occurrences, refactoring,
> and code templates. Other capabilities supported by the editor include
> documentation pop-up, code navigation, editor warnings, and a task list.
>
> The general release of NetBeans 6.5 is planned for October 2.
>
> Paul Krill is editor at large at InfoWorld.



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> 2008/7/9 hawk gao <gaohawk at gmail.com>:
>   
>> Python backing eyed for NetBeans
>>
>> Scripting language capabilities of the open-source IDE continue to expand
>>
>>     
> 哗！看来 NetBean 准备和 .NET 对战了！
> AlexPeng 可以透露些细节卟？
>   

如果不是这个team的，我们一般是最后才知道消息的。  :)

不过倒是可以跟Kuldip Oberoi约个会，问问清楚。



>   
>> By Paul Krill
>> July 08, 2008
>> Talkback   E-mail   Printer Friendly   Reprints
>>
>> In a not-so-surprising revelation, Sun plans to support the Python and
>> Jython scripting languages in future releases of the open-source NetBeans
>> IDE, which has been expanding beyond its Java origins lately.
>>
>> Free IT resource
>>
>> Microsite: Smart Ways to Grow Small Business IT
>> Sponsored by AMD
>>
>> Free IT resource
>>
>> If you don't have enough I/O, your VMs aren't going to go.
>> Sponsored by HP/Intel
>>
>> Related Stories
>>
>> Microsoft Silverlight to back Ruby, Python in browser
>> PayPal plugs cross-site scripting vulnerability
>> Popular Tags
>> scripting, languages,, python,
>>
>> Sun already has added support for JavaScript, Ruby, and JRuby to NetBeans as
>> well as C and C++. Blogs published Tuesday reveal plans to add the
>> additional languages. PHP support also has been in development.
>>
>> "Python is not new to Sun -- with a long history of use, including with the
>> new Image Packaging System (IPS) utilized in OpenSolaris OS," said Kuldip
>> Oberoi, group manager for developer tools marketing at Sun, in a blog. No
>> timeline has been set yet for inclusion of Python and Jython capabilities in
>> NetBeans.
>>
>> Jython is a version of Python written in Java.
>>
>> "With our recent history of engagement with the Ruby/JRuby and Rails
>> communities, we look forward in increasing our participation in the Python
>> communities," Oberoi said.
>>
>> A NetBeans project called NBPython already has been in development to add
>> Python support, said Ted Leung, dynamic languages and tools architect at
>> Sun.
>>
>> "One of the obvious things that Sun could do in the Python world is to make
>> Python a supported language in the NetBeans IDE. NetBeans has really nice
>> support for Ruby and JavaScript, so why should Python be left out," Leung
>> said in a blog entry. He was hired by Sun to work on Python and Jython.
>>
>> The company also is launching the Python Developer Center and will feature
>> Python and Jython in upcoming Sun Tech Days events, Oberoi said.
>>
>> An early release candidate for the planned NetBeans 6.5 IDE features PHP
>> capabilities. A PHP editor in NetBeans 6.5 supports features like code
>> completion and syntax highlighting as well as mark occurrences, refactoring,
>> and code templates. Other capabilities supported by the editor include
>> documentation pop-up, code navigation, editor warnings, and a task list.
>>
>> The general release of NetBeans 6.5 is planned for October 2.
>>
>> Paul Krill is editor at large at InfoWorld.
>>     
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>
>
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