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NetBeans IDE 7.1 ,the first IDE to support JavaFX2 ,out

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http://ubuntumanual.org – Oracle has released NetBeans IDE 7.1.  Oracle hopes to continue its relationship with the Java Developer community with this release. NetBeans IDE 7.1 which is a free and open source IDE intended to help developers create Web and other applications rapidly is understandably the industry favourite when it comes to IDEs. And when it comes with apps for C/C++ as well as Java, then its sure to blow your minds off. So come and find out more on NetBeans IDE7.1. Click here to read more | Tweet this (HowTos)

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