Saturday Sep 06, 2008

Things To Do in Coming Months

As the beta of Scala for NetBeans released, I found I have several things to do in the coming months.

First, I'll keep the Scala plugins going on, I'll try to re-implement the Project supporting, which, may be an extension of current NetBeans' plain Java Project, that is, you just create plain JSE or JEE project, then add Scala source files to this project, you may mix Java/Scala in one project. Another perception is, it's time to re-write whole things in Scala itself? I have a featured Scala IDE now, or, the chicken, I should make eggs via this chicken instead of duck.

Second, we get some contracts on mobile application for Banking, which, will be implemented via our current Atom/Atom Publish Protocol web service platform. The platform is written in Erlang, but, with more and more business logical requirements, maybe we should consider some Scala things?

Third, oh, it's about AIOTrade, I'v left it at corner for almost one and half year, I said it would be re-written in Scala someday, I really hope I have time. I got some requests to support drawing charts for web application, it actually can, if you understand the source code, I just wrote an example recently, I may post an article on how to do that.

Comments:

Has this bug with the NetBeans debugger been fixed?

http://pro-thoughts.blogspot.com/2008/08/novice-scala-programmer-eclipse-vs.html

Thanks,
o.o

Posted by soaks on September 08, 2008 at 10:49 AM PDT #

Soaks,

Not yet. Should be soon

Posted by Caoyuan on September 08, 2008 at 01:48 PM PDT #

Caoyuan,

Are there any plans for updating erlybird for current netbeans release?
If not is it possible to release latest code and some documentation on how to build it?

Posted by alex on September 12, 2008 at 09:47 PM PDT #

Alex,

The erlybird work should be at post-netbeans6.5, since the code is under NetBeans' main trunk, I have to wait for NetBeans 6.5 code freeze to avoid break any thing.

Posted by Caoyuan on September 15, 2008 at 09:58 PM PDT #

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