Eclipse Live

Webinar Tout savoir sur EclipseCon 2013

freddy.allilaire@obeo.fr — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 10:14:06 -0400

Cédric Brun, Etienne Juliot, Alex Lagarde, Goulwen Le Fur, Mikaël Barbero, Mélanie Bats, Gaël Blondelle

Abstract:

English abstract

EclipseCon 2013 was a great success with lots of announcements and exciting new projects. If you could not got there or you didn't success to fork yourself to see every talks, this webinar will help you to have an overview of the event and the upcoming technologies for Eclipse Kepler. As lots of materials on EclipseCon are already available in English and in a view to increase their visibility to the french community, this webinar will be in French.

French abstract

EclipseCon, la grand-messe internationale de la communauté Eclipse, vient de se terminer. Vous n'avez pas pu vous déplacer à Boston ? Obeo vous propose de revivre cette conférence de façon interactive le 10 avril à 11h00. Pour cela, nous organisons un webinar qui vous donnera un aperçu des grandes tendances de la communauté Eclipse, des nouveaux projets prometteurs et des technologies à venir pour Eclipse Kepler (4.3). Sur les grandes thématiques de cette année, nous avons eu :

Eclipse RCP,
Orion et le passage au web,
l'omniprésence du Modeling et des DSL,
Git,
ALM (build et déploiement continu).

Le webinar durera une heure et sera présenté de manière chronologique, comme si vous étiez sur place. Cet événement se veut interactif et vous pourrez donc poser vos questions en cours de session.

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Eclipse - tips and tricks for everyday PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript development

martin@widemedia.cz — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:12:36 -0400

Zathrus Writer

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Quick tips and tricks to help you effectively tackle the most redundant activities during development - including extra safeguard tip using the Local History. Watch it here.
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What's new with tooling for Spring, Grails and the Cloud

phumphrey@vmware.com — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:12:01 -0400

Martin Lippert, Andy Clement

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In this talk we will give an overview of the recently open-sourced and newly organized tooling landscape for Spring, Groovy/Grails and Cloud Foundry (we’ll touch on Gradle too). We will introduce the new open-sourced tooling projects and how they fit together to form our new distributions: the Spring Tool Suite and the Groovy/Grails Tool Suite. In addition to that we will demo the latest feature additions to the tools that enable you to be even more productive. The first part of this talk will focus on Spring whilst the second part focuses on Groovy/Grails. Watch one (or both!) parts of the session.
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Eclipse - programming in HTML, CSS and JavaScript (+jQuery) using Aptana (tutorial)

martin@widemedia.cz — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:11:24 -0400

Zathrus Writer

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A quick walkthrough on all the goodies Aptana plugin for Eclipse provides when editing HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. Watch it here.
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Eclipse - programming in PHP with PHPEclipse (tutorial)

martin@widemedia.cz — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:10:24 -0400

Zathrus Writer

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A short tutorial outlining the features of PHPEclipse. Showing these features on a simple Age Calculator project in 10 minutes video. Watch it here.
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Eclipse - installation and configuration + PHPEclipse (tutorial)

martin@widemedia.cz — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:08:48 -0400

Zathrus Writer

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Tutorial showing installation, requirements and configuration of Eclipse itself and the PHPEclipse plug-in. Link mentioned in the video regarding line endings: http://www.evolt.org/node/60247 (scroll to Linefeeds part) Watch it here
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Get IBM RTC and HP ALM Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly

dominika.lacka@tasktop.com — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 06:11:43 -0400

Wesley Coelho, Director of Business Development at Tasktop Technologies, and Lance Knight, Director of Solution Architects at Tasktop

Abstract:

Some might consider RTC and HP ALM to be an odd combination of flavors. But in reality, organizations require both solutions on an ongoing basis for optimal software delivery. In some cases, specialized practitioners are most effective using the tools and workflows they’ve honed for years.
In other cases, acquisitions or the need for control over the software supplier ecosystem make using both HP ALM and IBM RTC necessary. Software development requires tight collaboration across practitioner roles. However, having information in only HP or IBM means that teams lack visibility, comprehensive reporting, and traceability across their incompatible systems.
Tasktop Sync solves these problems by providing instant bi-directional synchronization with the sophisticated enterprise capabilities needed to stick HP QC together with RTC. Furthermore, we see integration patterns emerging that provide simple solutions to common integration scenarios. Join this webinar to see why the HP and IBM flavors are much better when put together.
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Screencast: Spring Tool Suite/Groovy Grails Tool Suite 3.2.0 Performance

phumphrey@vmware.com — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 08:06:36 -0400

Martin Lippert

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Presenter: Martin Lippert A side by side comparison of build performance to STS/GGTS 3.1.0 using a large, realistic, project. We even chopped a good minute or two out of the video so you don't have to watch the 3.1.0 progress bar the *entire* way... Learn more about the 3.2.0 release: http://www.springsource.org/node/4247
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Drinking Our Own Champagne: A View into How Tasktop Manages its Own Integration Ecosystem using Tasktop Sync

dominika.lacka@tasktop.com — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 11:51:14 -0500

Nicole Bryan, Director of Product Management at Tasktop Technologies

Abstract:

Ever wonder how Tasktop is able to manage and maintain over 70 ALM connectors from over 20 different vendors? As with most software companies, our “software supply chain” is complex ranging from open source to enterprise software. Each partner has their own development process, release cadence and testing approach and it is very hard to encourage them to change. In fact, we pride ourselves in being flexible on how we build and maintain the myriad of connectors we have so that we can accommodate our partners.

So how do we do it? Well, our story is probably not unlike many others out there…. And it is top of mind, because Tasktop has recently embarked on a journey to evaluate our own integration ecosystem in order to ensure we can support and grow for our next generation of products and connectors. During this evaluation we have learned quite a bit, not only about how to work with different vendors, but how integration can form a currency for collaboration and communication.

In this webinar, Nicole will demonstrate how Tasktop Sync plays such a crucial role in the development of our connector ecosystem and also discuss the human element of software development that, ironically, is exposed precisely because of a back end integration tool.

Attend this webinar if you want to learn more about what happens during your company`s Tasktop Sync implementation and how it lets you integrate your ALM tools and open your channels of communication in a simple way you’ve only imagined.
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Chronon 4 'Ops'

prashant@chrononsystems.com — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 04:34:23 -0500

Chronon Systems

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Chronon 4 is new kind of monitoring tool from Chronon Systems that allows you to monitor anything in your IT infrastructure without the need for log files Learn more about Chronon 4
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LocationTech: MapBox and OpenStreetMap

andrew.ross@eclipse.org — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 05:30:59 -0400

Alex Barth

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MapBox recently received a $575K grant from the Knight Foundation to do work for OpenStreetMap's interfaces. For those that aren't familiar, OpenStreetMap is a crowd sourced map resource with countless thousands of contributors world wide. In this talk, Alex Barth explains some of the technologies used at MapBox and touches on the vision for their work for OpenStreetMap. This talk was part of a LocationTech working group meeting on October 10th, 2012.
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Getting Started with MQTT

ian.skerrett@eclipse.org — Wed, 10 Oct 2012 05:58:01 -0400

Ian Craggs (IBM) and David Locke (IBM)

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MQTT is a connectivity protocol designed for M2M. It is an extremely lightweight publish/subscribe messaging transport that is ideal for connecting small devices connected on networks with minimal bandwidth. The Eclipse Paho project is the reference implementation for the MQTT protocol. This webinar will introduce developers to MQTT and then show how you can develop your very first MQTT based application using Paho and the Eclipse IDE.
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Tear Down the Walls Between Requirements, Development and Testing, by Using IBM RRC with Tasktop Sync

dominika.lacka@tasktop.com — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 17:31:35 -0400

Robert Elves, co-founder of Tasktop Technologies.

Abstract:

Long have the business analysts and project managers who create software requirements been marooned on an island, removed from the developers and testers tasked with ensuring that these requirements actually come to fruition. The reality for most organizations today is that requirements are still disseminated to developer teams in batches of spreadsheets, as are their updates, in a manner that is often lagging and removed from the tools that developers work with. Yet without the complete and up-to-date requirements, QA can't write valid tests, and Dev can't implement to spec.

Enter the new integrations in Tasktop Sync that now bi-directionally connect requirements to development and test artifacts. Through these Tasktop Sync integrations between IBM RRC, IBM ReqPro, CA Product Vision, and HP Quality Center, Tasktop now enables requirements information to flow in real time between the business analysts who create them, the developers who implement them and the QA professionals who test against them.

In this webinar, Robert Elves, co-founder of Tasktop Technologies, will describe how Business Analysts using Rational Requirements Composer can successfully create and revise Requirements while automatically keeping the Testing team up-to-date on the latest changes through the use of Tasktop Sync.
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Embed Oracle Forms inside Eclipse RCP

tom.bauwens@smartapps.nl — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 05:55:58 -0400

SmartApps

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This demo shows an Oracle Forms application embedded inside an Eclipse RCP application. Both applications interact with each other by sending commands back and forth or by sending data. The purpose of this demo is to show an easy transition or migration from Oracle Forms technology to Eclipse RCP technology thus encouraging company's to migrate their "old" Oracle forms stack to Eclipse RCP.
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Developing with Lua

ian.skerrett@eclipse.org — Tue, 02 Oct 2012 14:27:04 -0400

Benjamin Cabe

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Lua is a fast, lightweight, embeddable scripting language. Very popular in the gaming industry, Lua is also being used to make smart connections between devices. The Eclipse Koneki project is building Lua development tools to make it easy to develop, debug and deploy M2M applications. This webinar will provide a brief introduction to Lua and then demonstrate how Eclipse and Koneki can be used to build great M2M applications. Speakers: Benjamin Cabe (Sierra Wireless)
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