Posts tagged with "webinar"
Reminder: Equinox p2 and RCP Webinar
Next Tuesday (September 15th), I’m going to be presenting a free webinar to introduce you to the Eclipse provisioning platform, p2, and how it can be leveraged in your own RCP applications. If you are wondering what p2 is, or how to use it in your own custom RCP application, this webinar is for you! In [...]
Webinar: p2 and Eclipse RCP
There has been a lot of talk lately about p2. While many people know p2 as the update mechanism used by Eclipse, it is in fact a general purpose provisioning platform. This means you can use the provisioning platform as a base to build a highly customized provisioning solution for your own needs… whether it [...]
OSGi and Equinox Webinar Posted
Last week Chris Aniszczyk and I did a free three hour OSGi and Equinox Jumpstart webinar. Yesterday we posted the whole thing as a six part series of movies on the EclipseSource webcast site. Check it out and let us know what you think! The webinar was aimed at people who’ve heard the buzz around [...]
Single Sourcing Webinar: RCP and RAP
This Thursday (July 9th), there will be a webinar on the topic of single sourcing and in particular, extending Rich Client Platform (RCP) applications to the web using the Rich Ajax Platform (RAP) project. Don’t know what single sourcing is all about? Well, if we look at the traditional definition from the publishing industry: Sounds [...]
Where do you get your bundles from?
Where do you find your bundles? When a new version of the Eclipse IDE is released do you spend the day (or week) tracking down all your favorite tools? Of course we have a the Eclipse SDK and a bunch of pre-built packages. We also have the release train with a number of Eclipse projects, [...]
The e4 RAP and RCP/RAP single sourcing webinar
e4 is now an official incubating project under the Eclipse project, the review ended positively and uneventful. There have been some promising experiments and demos going on already, the latest ones mainly targeting the desktop side of the affairs. Using the source code of the latest EMF based demos and compiling it against the RAP [...]


