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Scheme Editor on the NetBeans Platform
In: web resources
13 Apr 2009
Antonio Vieiro is a freelance software architect based in Madrid, Spain. Today he announced the release of LambaBeans, which is an IDE for the Scheme programming language. The IDE is built on top of the NetBeans Platform.
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2 Responses to Scheme Editor on the NetBeans Platform
Corey W
January 29th, 2010 at 3:36 am
Google 3d Sketchup, sketchup.google.com
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lilyjo
February 12th, 2010 at 12:56 am
In Madrid:
Go to the Casa del Campo (open countryside right on the edge, West of Madrid) on the teleferico (cablecar).
Visit the Palacio Real (Royal Palace) which overlooks the Casa del Campo.
Visit the Prado (Spain's most famous art museum which, among other glorious painters, houses a fascinating collection of Goyas)
Visit las Descalzas Reales, a wonderful convent (literally it means 'The Royal Barefoot Sisters) in Madrid's old centre – it has awesome relics like the bones or hair of Jesus Christ!
Visit the Museo Taurino (the bullfighting museum) right next to Madrid's bullring, las Ventas, where you can see sculptures & portraits of the bullfighters & the trajes de luces (suits of lights, the costumes the matadors wear, which were designed by the painter, Goya).
Visit the wonderful Museo de Sorolla, Spain's most famous Impressionist painter). It's not just an ordinary museum, it's the house he lived and worked in and is fascinating.
Suerte! (good luck!)