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The NetBeans Blogging Contest has come to a close.We would like to thank everyone who participated! We had nearly 300 entries. The top 100 entrants will receive a NetBeans T-shirt. The top 10 entrants will receive a $500 American Express gift certificate. All winners will be contacted via email in the next two weeks (by May 23) to confirm mailing address. |
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Winners of $500 American Express Gift Certificates
| Name | Language | Blog Entry |
| Matthew Nuzum |
English | Netbeans 6.1 spanks Eclipse and challenges Visual Studio |
| Patrick Julien |
English | NetBeans 6.1: The Best just got Better |
| Ding Liang |
Chinese | About NetBeans |
| Diego Silva |
Spanish | JavaScript en NetBeans 6.1 |
| Wagner Roberto dos Santos |
Portuguese | O que podemos esperar do NetBeans 6.1 ? |
| Pat Coleman | English | Can NetBeans create a code-less P2P app? |
| James Eliyezar |
English | Subversion and NetBeans - A quick start guide |
| Junji Takakura | Japanese | NetBeans 6.1 RC to use PHP |
| Jacek Laskowski |
Polish | NetBeans IDE 6.1 - Spring Framework Support |
| Joshua van Aalst | English | NetBeans 6.1 A Delight To Use |
We would like the judges who diligently read the blog entries:
Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine, Andrii Rodionov, Dima Lipin, Felipe Vieira Silva, Janice Campbell, Kenji Tachibana, Ludo Champenois, Magda Goldyn, Maxym Mykhalchuk, Tetsu Tanimoto, and Will Zhang.Contest Information
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