Mitch Pronschinske 
Daily Dose - Seam 3 Goes Beta
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JBoss' grand, all-encompassing Java development framework is nearly finished. This weekend, the 3.0 version reached Beta 1 status. It is the first release to have all of the Seam modules (Drools, Errai, Servlet, JBoss ESB, etc.) bundled into a single download. Maven users shouldn't have to do much to upgrade their version of Seam. Beta 2 should be released on February 11 with a consolidated API and reference docs.
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Nvidia just announced that their Parallel Nsight Professional Edition would be made available to all Visual Studio developers for free! The Parallel Nsight toolkit helps developers harness the power of the GPU in the construction of applications that run concurrent processes. These applications can run highly parallel processes on top of Nvidia's CUDA-enabled GPUs.
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The newly delivered RC 1 for JBoss Tools 3.2 features automatic runtime detection and Maven integration. User experience is also improving for the Deltacloud tools and the Teiid Instance wizard has been improved. JBoss tools are a package utilities from JBoss in the form of an Eclipse plugin. The plugin is the 6th most downloaded plugin on the Eclipse MarketplaceEclipse 3.7 and 4.1 M5 News
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Daniel Ribeiro replied on Mon, 2011/01/31 - 9:14pm
You haven't heard NetBeans users being affected by it dropping Ruby support? It doesn't require going too far to hear them screaming...