Eclipse e4 brings a new set of technologies into the existing Eclipse platform that make Eclipse components easier to write, more configurable by application developers and integrators, and easier to reuse in diverse runtime environments. You will learn about the usage of dependency injection, services and the modeled workbench in …
This video removes the duplication in the add and subtract classes by introducing an abstract base class. The end result is a use of the template method pattern. Video Producer: Brett L. Schuchert
Starting with an empty workspace, this video begins with a demonstration of basic Test Driven Development in Java using Eclipse. From basic tests and basic production code, to refactoring, and some splashes of Behavior Driven Development, watch production code get created test first. Video producer
eSWT, the embedded version of the Eclipse’s Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) is one of the components introduced by the Eclipse embedded Rich Client Platform (eRCP) project. eSWT can be also be used without the other components of eRCP in the mobile java applications. Using eSWT toolkit java applications can create …
Mano Marks shows you how to get started with App Engine in Eclipse.
In the course of getting ready for the Ganymede launch, Mustafa Isik from the Eclipse Communication Framework (ECF) team, put together a short screencast showcasing the first incarnation of “Cola: Real-Time Shared Editing” for Eclipse. Follow Mustafa and his friend Thomas K. as they lead you through an exemplary shared …