Building high-performance Ajax easily with Google Web Toolkit (GWT) in Eclipse has always been possible, but soon it will be downright easy. Bruce will present GWT's upcoming Eclipse plugin that helps novices get started and lets experts fly.

This presentation was recorded at Eclipse Day at the Googleplex on June 24, 2008.

Total running time 54:30 minutes

Eclipse is great for Java development. Eclipse is great for web development. Eclipse is great for Java web development. The list goes on, but as your business becomes bigger, more specialized and more demanding, chances are that you won't find exactly what you need on that list. So what do you turn to? Eclipse. See how eBay uses the Eclipse you know and love, but also builds on top of it to handle its unique challenges.

This presentation was recorded at Eclipse Day at the Googleplex on June 24, 2008. Ian Skerrett, Director of Marketing for the Eclipse Foundation provides an introduction.

About Michael Galpin:
Michael Galpin is an architect at eBay. He has worked on various projects in the past including eBay Neighborhoods, the next generation of My eBay, as well as eBay's own web development framework, V4. He also is a frequent writer for IBM developerWorks, TheServerSide.com, and the Java Developer's Journal. He has been programming professionally for 10+ years and holds a degree in mathematics from the California Institute of Technology.

Total running time 47:23 minutes

The performance of many enterprise Java applications can typically be poor, forcing affected companies to pay the high price of lost sales and tarnished reputations. Fortunately, proactive attention to the performance of an application while it is being developed can eliminate most performance issues before your customers ever see them.

Join Ian Skerret, Director of Marketing, Eclipse Foundation and Java Expert Steven Haines, CEO/Founder of GeekCap, Inc., as they present an overview of the Eclipse ecosystem and a strategy for identifying memory leaks in Java applications from the comfort of your Eclipse Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE). You will learn:

• How the Java garbage collector works
• The nature of memory leaks and how to avoid them
• How to configure the automated analysis of unit test case memory usage inside Eclipse
• How to regularly generate memory profiles in a repeatable fashion

Total running time will be approximately 1 hour

This demo is an overview of how to provision and share team workspaces on Genuitec's Pulse 2.1.

Total running time 04:26 minutes

This demo gives an introduction to improvements and overall functionality in Genuitec's Pulse 2.1.

Total running time 05:54 minutes

This Flash demo will show how to use the Aperi GUI to discover and probe elements across the storage environment. This module demonstrates the process of creating and/or connecting to a CIMOM agent, running a discovery process to determine what devices are available through the agent, and running a probe to get details on those devices through the agent.

This module is compatible with Flash 7, 8, and 9. Please visit the Adobe Website for instructions on how to download the software for free.

Total running time 06:39 minutes

This Flash demo will show how simple it is to install the Aperi open source management code. The module demonstrates the process of downloading the appropriate files from the CVS repository, running the Aperi Configurator, installing the three major Aperi components, and starting the Aperi application.

This module is compatible with Flash 7, 8, and 9. Please visit the Adobe Website for instructions on how to download the software for free.

Total running time 08:14 minutes

Welcome to the introductory demonstration of the Aperi open source storage project. These modules will take us through the Aperi framework's main functions and allow us to see how storage administrators can use it to manage their storage environments.

These demonstrations are best viewed with Flash Player 6 or above. If necessary, please visit the Adobe Website for instructions on how to download the software for free.

Welcome to the introductory demonstration of the Aperi open source storage project. These modules will take us through the Aperi framework's main functions and allow us to see how storage administrators can use it to manage their storage environments.

These demonstrations are best viewed with Flash Player 6 or above. If necessary, please visit the Adobe Website for instructions on how to download the software for free.