Netbeans

I just pushed out build 2.0.5, which is still a beta status of NDDT. Mostly fixes went in to address issues 12 and 13.

There is one new, minor feature. In the ApiTree window you now have a button to reload:

I just pushed out the first beta release of version 2 of the Netbeans Drupal Development Tool tonight. The source is here and you can grab the NBM here.

I just pushed out the initial commit of the 2.0 version of the Netbeans Drupal Development Tool (NDDT). This marks the start of Drush integration into the tool. This is a very early release and currently Drush support only works on Windows. I will have Linux and Mac support built in within the next week. UPDATE: I just pushed out a new commit with Linux and Mac support.

Last week I released the 1.5 version of the Netbeans tool, which saw some major changes. You can read about the new features and catch a screencast of it here. Today I am releasing a minor version upgrade, 1.5.1. There are no new features in this, but it does remove the PhpModule dependency from the module, which means it will now work on Netbeans 7.0+ and shouldn't break on every new build of Netbeans, unless they make a major API change.

I just pushed out the final on version 1.5 of the Netbeans Drupal Devel Tool to github. This new version requires Netbeans 7.1-beta or greater to run, due to editor and PHPModule dependencies. Once 7.1-final is released, I will push the new version into the master branch. You can grab the new version here. I've also got the nbm file attached down below.

This version marks a lot of changes in the UI and more customization options. Instead of going through them all, I decided to put a screencast together:

After a couple of years of recompiling the old Drupal module for Netbeans, I finally decided to take some time and make a new module. I wasn’t the author of the original module and it hasn’t been maintained in years. On top of that the module only works for Drupal 6 and I wanted something for Drupal 7.

This week Netbeans 7.0 final was released, which again broke dependencies in the Drupal development plugin. Today I have recompiled the plugin to work with the final release version. You can grab it in the attachments below.

Happy Developing!

Trying to get the upcoming 6.9 version of Netbeans to install the Drupal plugin? Well look no further. I finally was able to rebuild the plugin against the 6.9 version of Netbeans and it's available right here.