Netbeans, the perfect ide for jruby_art

The perfect ide for jruby_art is netbeans, because all sketches just run (since the netbeans ruby plugin is using a built in jruby-complete) with the jruby command see below (actually bare sketches need k9 command). It is probably easier at this point to download jruby_art-0.2.0.pre.gem and do a local install. Thus it is quite possible to develop jruby_art without a jruby/ruby install, just using the jruby provided by the jruby netbeans plugin (this might actually make sense on windows). However you won't get the examples so make sure you get them here.

Running ribiprocessing from netbeans

Above is a screenshot of me running seeking_neural.rb from Netbeans using ribiprocessing,a really lighweight wrapper for processing. To do this all I needed was the netbeans ruby plugin and then to install (to netbeans) the local gem ribiprocessing-0.1.0.gem.

Netbeans for ruby-processing

Hey this looks pretty promising, you can now install a plugin for netbeans-7.3 (for ruby and ruby-on-rails development). I will report how I get on install seemed to go ok, Once I figured out I needed to add *.jar as well as *.nbm sub-modules.