Waoo - Netbeans 6 is Available

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The much awaited IDE NetBeans 6 is out today. In morning when i saw the email from net beans stating:
[nbannounce] NetBeans IDE 6.0 Available.
I couldn't stop myself from digging its features. It supports almost all current technologies and standard of Java/J2EE/Web Services/SOA.

Even, I ordered for a Free starter kit DVD. So why Don't you order or download the NetBeans 6 Today. NetBeans is easy to use IDE. Here is link to order a Starter Kit:
Get My Own NetBeans 6 Starter Kit.
or Click the Image to get It:



NetBeans 6 DVD includes:
NetBeans IDE 6.0 with all packs
Java(TM) Platform Standard Edition Development Kit (JDK) 6.0 Update 3,
Java Tutorials,
NetBeans tutorials and screencasts.

Following Operating Systems are Supported:

Windows,
Linux,
Solaris x86,
Solaris SPARC
Mac OS X.
Currently, The NetBeans starter kit is available in English language, but very soon it will be available in other languages also.

So what are you waiting for. Just register and Get it.

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