CashForward is money management Swing application built on the NetBeans platform. We expect CashForward to provide a solid example of how to use the NetBeans Rich Client platform for real-world applications.

Cube°n makes tasks a first class part of NetBeans by integrating with an issue tracking system. It then monitors your work activity to identify what's relevant and improves productivity by reducing searching, scrolling, navigation and sharing expertise. Support for integration with JIRA is planned initially, but the abstraction layer will facilitate support of other repositories such as Bugzilla and Trac in the future.

This project will provide plugins that make working with JavaSpaces in NetBeans easy -- even for beginners. These plugins will let developers concentrate on logic of the program instead of tinkering with the JavaSpaces technology itself.

IvyBeans will provide full Apache Ivy integration into the library management feature of the NetBeans IDE. This includes support for managing and downloading dependencies, setting the project classpath and editing the relevant configuration files used by Ivy.

This project will create a software projects management tool based on the NetBeans platform using a client/server architecture and a database to support use by the developers on a team as well as their manager. It will support task definition, resource management and project status reporting.

This project will add support to NetBeans for designing user interfaces using Mozilla's XML User Interface Language (XUL). This support will include an XUL Editor with code completion, syntax highlighting, code folding and a structural view as well as a debugger and wizards that will help you create XUL applications with ease and speed.

This plugin will give the NetBeans Platform the ability to integrate the Sun Spot access interface through a wireless network, a gateway, or by using a Sun Spot emulator.

nbPython will add first class support for the Python language to the NetBeans IDE, similar to how the IDE already supports the Ruby language.

This project will provide an integrated development environment for building, running, testing, and debugging Scala applications.

The goal of this project is to create a visual editor for JavaFX, complete with vector-based drawing tools, support for generating JavaFX applets, creating animations and more.

CoffeeDregs is a tool that visualizes step by step the execution of an arbitrary Java program. This tool is aimed at students and will allow them to step line by line through their code to visual program execution. In contrast to a debugger, this tool visually renders the objects including fields and currently active methods calls.

This module will provide a full reference library for JavaScript, including the details of browser implementations of all objects and methods. It will also support adding custom code snippets, allowing a developer to simply drag & drop their snippets into an editor.

This project aims to make it easy to set up a central server for mirroring the NetBeans Update Center on a corporate network. This will allow developers without Internet access to keep their IDEs updated while also saving bandwidth.

MONOH will add voice response to the NetBeans IDE. This will allow users to configure it to recognize a word or even a whole sentence that will trigger an action. That action might open a project, run an application or even create a new Java class.

The Numbered Bookmarks plugin will allow users to reference bookmarks in their files by number instead of having to cycle through them to find one, and will support navigation among bookmarks in different files. Users will be able to switch between the default behavior and Numbered Bookmarks.

This project will use Sun's PDF Renderer library to add built-in support for viewing PDF documents right inside the NetBeans IDE.

This project will add support for editing Oracle PL/SQL right inside the NetBeans IDE, including syntax highlighting, code folding and indentation.

Project Darkstar has great potential to revolutionize massively multi-player online game development and we intend to make developing for it easier by creating a plugin for the NetBeans IDE.

This project aims to create a simple and easy to use all-in-one solution for helping developers in all aspects of working with regular expressions in NetBeans, including learning, building, testing, debugging, visualizing, profiling, analysing, organizing, searching and sharing regular expressions.

This project will add improved support for editing resource bundles in the NetBeans IDE, including sorting, grouping, searching properties as well as detection of unused properties.