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NB Screenshot of the Week #41: Type Assertions
Checkout this latest screenshot of the week by Tor Norbye.
Python Temperature Converter in NB Python EA - Part 1
It's been very cold here lately. The temperature has been far below zero (Celsius) for more than ten days now (it even got down to -20 degrees C where I live, which is -4 degrees C). Often, when speaking to my family in the U.S., I found myself trying to convert temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit very quickly. Then I had an idea. You see, lately I've been learning a lot about Python and how to work with Python in the Python EA (Early A
Today I'll be presenting the first part of this tutorial, whcih is basically how to create a simple Python application using NetBeans. I'll add more things to this tutorial later, like user input and validation. So, without further ado, here is the first part of the tutorial. Make sure you have the Python EA version of the IDE before you start.
Alpha version of Prado support
When I published the entry with the first screenshots of Prado support, I promised to publish first alpha version soon. Unfortunately from that time I'm extremely busy and I wasn't able to work on the project to fix all problems. On Sunday I found a little time to work on this and there is the first alpha version.
Hint: Implement all abstract methods
Today I would like to introduce new hint that was implemented already a few weeks ago but probably hardly anyone knows about it. This hint can be useful in case when you need to implement abstract methods in a class that extends another class.
Viewing the lexer tokens of a file
This tip is only for the serious NetBeans geek, but I still found it pretty darn cool if you're working with the NetBeans Lexer (as I am to implement SQL completion in PHP).
Checkout this latest screenshot of the week by Tor Norbye.
