Java Development

• Java Quick Start Tutorial
• Developing General Java Applications
• Code Assistance in the NetBeans IDE Java Editor
• Enabling Java Web Start in the NetBeans IDE
• Creating, Importing, and Configuring Java Projects
• Importing Eclipse Projects into NetBeans IDE
• Annotation Processors Support in the NetBeans IDE
  • Part I: Using Project Lombok
  • Part II: Using Own Custom Annotation Processors
• Advanced Free-Form Project Configuration
• Packaging and Distributing Java Desktop Applications
• Keyboard Shortcuts Card

Java GUI Applications

• Introduction to Java GUI Building
• GUI Building in NetBeans IDE

Building, Debugging, and Testing

• Enabling Java Web Start in the NetBeans IDE
• Use NetBeans IDE to Combine JAR Files Into a Single JAR File
• Writing JUnit Tests
• Debugging Multithreaded Applications

Maven

• Maven Best Practices
• Creating a Maven Swing Application Using Hibernate

Screencasts

• NetBeans 6.9 Overview
• Demo: Editing Java Code in NetBeans IDE 6.9.1
• Demo: Working with Maven Dependencies
• Demo: Deadlock Detection Using the NetBeans Debugger
• Demo: Visual Step Into Action in the NetBeans Debugger
• Demo: Using the Code Snippet Evaluator in the NetBeans Debugger
• Demo: Multithreaded Debugging
• Demo: Profiling Features

Java Database Applications, Beans Binding, and Persistence

• Building a Java Desktop Database Application
• Binding Beans and Data in a Desktop Application

Profiling Source Code

• Introduction to Profiling Java Applications
• Using Profiling Points
• Advanced Profiling: Theory in Practice

JMX Monitoring and Management

• Getting Started with Java Management Extensions (JMX) Monitoring
• Adding JMX Instrumentation to a Java Application
• Developing a JMX Manager and Connecting to a Remote JMX Agent

Other Resources

• GUI Editor FAQs
• java.sun.com Swing Tutorial
• NetBeans Java Editor Ref Card on Dzone
• MySQL and Java - Resources

Community-Contributed Docs

• Use NetBeans IDE to Combine JAR Files Into a Single JAR File
• Refactoring Simplified
• Customizing the Look and Feel of the NetBeans IDE