The following are my favorate for this week:

1. Using NetBeans to do PHP. This is good because we can borrow J2EE’s design method and make very reasonable model based on real entity.

2. Using NetBeans to do JavaScript Library. The IDE combines some popular JS libraries, such as JQuery, Prototype, Dojo, YahooUI, etc. The best part is that the IDE can help pop up the available functions in the JavaScript Library, like java.

3. Dojo is a very nice JavaScript library, I haven’t play with it, but soon.

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