Genuitec's Blog: November, 2009

We’ve just released MyEclipse 8.0 and now for the first time developers can debug deployed applications in real time for Internet Explorer versions 6, 7 and 8. We also included native support for WTP projects and enhancements to Struts 2 and UML 2. Wait there’s more! Our engineers … Read More

We're pleased to announce the immediate availability of MobiOne M5, a free tool for mobile Web and hybrid application development. Did you know that MobiOne is built using the latest Chromium Browser, the same browser that Google uses for its desktop Chrome browser? In the words of the … Read More

Pulse version 3.0 is coming soon and we’d like to take this opportunity to highlight one of the many new features planned for Pulse – the Collaboration Dashboard. Picture this,  you work for an enterprise in the position of “Profile Czar” – the senior developer who manages projects … Read More

I see the conversation pop up from time to time about whether developers should use Sun/Oracle’s NetBeans or MyEclipse. Mainly, folks are looking at utilizing the NetBeans designer (formerly Matisse) in a supported, Eclipse-based environment. While every tool has its fans, rough economies should tend to sway developers … Read More

In this short video Genuitec senior mobile developer, Greg, demonstrates how to use MobiOne’s advanced browser features. Viewers will learn how to visit websites, add bookmarks, add web clips to the iPhone home screen, use the control panel to simulate network speeds (Edge, 3G, WiFi), and how to … Read More