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=== Agenda ===
 
=== Agenda ===
 
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18:00 - Meet & Greet at Bredex, Lindentwete 1, 38100 Braunschweig<br>
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18:30 - Alexandra Schladebeck / Jubula<br>
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18:55 - Stevan Le Meur / the Next-Gen Eclipse IDE<br>
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19:20 - Volker Hotzan & Niels Würzbach / e(fx)clipse and JavaFX<br>
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19:50 - Break<br>
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20:15 - Stefan Reichert / Equinox Declarative Services<br>
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20:40 - Alexander Nyßen / GEF4 Dot Oh Dot Oh<br>
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21:05 - Networking & Good bye<br>
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=== Presenters  ===
 
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<br />- Jonas Helming from Eclipse Source is talking about EMF<br />
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'''- Simon Scholz from Vogella will be talking about the Eclipse Platform <br />'''
Abstract: "Building a complex UIs with EMF in 25 minutes"<br />
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''Abstract: "What are the new Eclipse Platform features in Eclipse Neon"<br />
EMF in combination with EMF Forms promises to drastically reduce the effort for building form-based UIs for data entities. However, articles, blogs, and slides can lie. The goal of this talk is to give a real impression of how these technologies perform in practice. We will therefore skip boring slides and theoretical explanations and dive directly into the development of a single form including data definition, validation, rule-based visibility, layouting and more.<br />
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The Eclipse Platform can be considered as basement for all Eclipse RCP applications, including the IDE itself, therefore it's good to know, which new features are provided by this platform. This talk will be a mixture about upcoming IDE features, which come from the platform, and new great API for plugin developers.'' 
  
- Simon Scholz from Vogella will be talking about the Eclipse Platform <br />
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'''- Alexander Nyßen from itemis will present GEF4<br />'''
- Alexander Nyssen from Itemis will present GEF 4<br />
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''The Graphical Editing Framework (GEF) project will officially release its next generation API, GEF4, as part of its 4.0.0 (Neon) release. Based on JavaFX, it has been written mostly from scratch and is much more modular and flexible. Alexander will give a demo tour that covers the most notable features of the new framework.''
- Alexandra Schladebeck from Bredex will do a Jubula demonstration<br />
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- Ralph M&uuml;ller from the Eclipse Foundation will talk about the work of the foundation with European research projects.<br />
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'''- Alexandra Schladebeck from Bredex will do a Jubula demonstration<br />'''
- Volker Hoffzahn & Niels Würzbach will talk about RCP<br />
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''Abstract: Alex will show how to write Jubula tests for JavaFX using both test-writing approaches available in Jubula: the non-programmatic method to write tests using drag& drop, and with the Client API to write tests in Java.''
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'''- Volker Hotzan & Niels Würzbach will talk about RCP<br />'''
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''Abstract: "RCP with a difference - alternative UI concepts for enterprise applications with e4, e(fx)clipse and JavaFX"<br>
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Demonstration of an application developed using the e4 platform with e(fx)clipse and JavaFX with e4-independent interactions for general navigation.''
 
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More presenters coming soon<br>
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'''- Stevan Le Meur from Codenvy will talk about Cloud IDE's'''<br />
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''Abstract: "Create Cloud IDEs with Eclipse Che: the Next-Gen Eclipse IDE"<br>''
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With Eclipse Che, the source code, the workspace configuration and the environments definition are all keep in sync, it allows fast bootstrapping of developers. Eclipse Che can run locally or in the cloud which allow to scale the resources on-demand and benefit from high performances and resources. In this session, we will explain how to setup a workspace cloud in Eclipse Che, how to create the environments using Docker, configure the tools that you need and register a set of commands to be executed in that workspace. We will show you how you can benefits from the workspace portability to easily share it onto another Che or to the cloud. We will also demo the advanced features of Eclipse Che and how you can use it to build custom cloud IDEs with your own plugins.<br>
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'''- Stefan Reichert will talk about Transaction support for Equinox Declarative Services'''<br/>
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''Abstract: "Equinox DS meets Equinox Aspects - a lightweight approach for transactional support of Declarative Services."''<br>
 
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Latest revision as of 11:42, 31 May 2016

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Registration

The ticket registration is open: http://eclipseneon.eventbrite.com

Location

BREDEX GmbH
Lindentwete 1
38100 Braunschweig
Tel. 0531/24330-0
Fax 0531/24330-99
jonathan.beddig@bredex.de
www.bredex.de

Date and Time

31th May - 6pm | 18:00 Uhr

Organizers

Jonathan Beddig, BREDEX GmbH


Sponsors


Logo Bredex.jpgBREDEX GmbH


Zuehlke Logo rgb 100 2.png Zühlke Engineering

Agenda


18:00 - Meet & Greet at Bredex, Lindentwete 1, 38100 Braunschweig
18:30 - Alexandra Schladebeck / Jubula
18:55 - Stevan Le Meur / the Next-Gen Eclipse IDE
19:20 - Volker Hotzan & Niels Würzbach / e(fx)clipse and JavaFX
19:50 - Break
20:15 - Stefan Reichert / Equinox Declarative Services
20:40 - Alexander Nyßen / GEF4 Dot Oh Dot Oh
21:05 - Networking & Good bye


Presenters

- Simon Scholz from Vogella will be talking about the Eclipse Platform
Abstract: "What are the new Eclipse Platform features in Eclipse Neon"
The Eclipse Platform can be considered as basement for all Eclipse RCP applications, including the IDE itself, therefore it's good to know, which new features are provided by this platform. This talk will be a mixture about upcoming IDE features, which come from the platform, and new great API for plugin developers.

- Alexander Nyßen from itemis will present GEF4
The Graphical Editing Framework (GEF) project will officially release its next generation API, GEF4, as part of its 4.0.0 (Neon) release. Based on JavaFX, it has been written mostly from scratch and is much more modular and flexible. Alexander will give a demo tour that covers the most notable features of the new framework.

- Alexandra Schladebeck from Bredex will do a Jubula demonstration
Abstract: Alex will show how to write Jubula tests for JavaFX using both test-writing approaches available in Jubula: the non-programmatic method to write tests using drag& drop, and with the Client API to write tests in Java.

- Volker Hotzan & Niels Würzbach will talk about RCP
Abstract: "RCP with a difference - alternative UI concepts for enterprise applications with e4, e(fx)clipse and JavaFX"
Demonstration of an application developed using the e4 platform with e(fx)clipse and JavaFX with e4-independent interactions for general navigation.

- Stevan Le Meur from Codenvy will talk about Cloud IDE's
Abstract: "Create Cloud IDEs with Eclipse Che: the Next-Gen Eclipse IDE"
With Eclipse Che, the source code, the workspace configuration and the environments definition are all keep in sync, it allows fast bootstrapping of developers. Eclipse Che can run locally or in the cloud which allow to scale the resources on-demand and benefit from high performances and resources. In this session, we will explain how to setup a workspace cloud in Eclipse Che, how to create the environments using Docker, configure the tools that you need and register a set of commands to be executed in that workspace. We will show you how you can benefits from the workspace portability to easily share it onto another Che or to the cloud. We will also demo the advanced features of Eclipse Che and how you can use it to build custom cloud IDEs with your own plugins.

- Stefan Reichert will talk about Transaction support for Equinox Declarative Services
Abstract: "Equinox DS meets Equinox Aspects - a lightweight approach for transactional support of Declarative Services."

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