Fwd: [certeng-students] NetBeans Platform Training News 2012-08
Tushar Joshi
Project created by Rahul Raja is mentioned in the mail sent by Geertjan below. Have you created a NetBeans Application? If yes pub;lish it as open source as early as possible and also send a mail to Geertjan with the URL to your application source code for review.
with regards
Tushar
From: Geertjan Wielenga <geertjan...@oracle.com>
Date: Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 4:58 PM
Subject: [certeng-students] NetBeans Platform Training News 2012-08
To: certeng-...@edu.netbeans.org
Welcome to another update on activities relating to the NetBeans Platform Certified Training.
As always, this e-mail provides a few things you might like to know about as students of the NetBeans Platform. This e-mail is sent approximately once every two months, no one other than myself, i.e., Geertjan Wielenga, is able to write to it, no spam is able to come in.
1. Upcoming NetBeans Platform Training Courses. Several NetBeans Platform training courses are going to be held in the coming months:
- 21 - 23 September: NetBeans/Tinkerforge Integration
Course in Nordhorn/Lingen, Germany. It will be a fun
& entertaining course, showing how to integrate the
NetBeans Platform with external devices. Details
are here.
- 5 - 7 October: NetBeans Training in San Francisco. As
always, right after JavaOne, a NetBeans Platform
training course will be held in San Francisco. Write to
toni....@eppleton.de
or geertjan...@oracle.com
for details.
- 17 - 19 November: Eppleton in Munich, Germany will be hosting another NetBeans Platform training course. Details are here.
2. More NetBeans Platform Training Courses? If
you're in touch with a JUG (Java User Group), college,
university, or company where NetBeans Platform training
courses could be held, please write back to this e-mail
and say so. Note that the course is free at all
educational institutions.
3. New NetBeans Platform Student Project. Rahul
Raja, an attendee of the NetBeans Platform training course
in India, is working on a new application, named JQuickFinder.
It is a very useful tool for quickly locating files on
disk. Congratulations, Rahul! Are there other student
projects that have started up? Please write back, or blog
about them, to say so!
Geertjan
NetBeans Team
blogs.oracle.com/geertjan
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with regards
Tushar
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