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− | * '''{{ScoutLink|HowTo/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|Install Scout SDK|name=Install}}''' | + | * '''{{ScoutLink|HowTo/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|Install Scout SDK|name=Install}}''' Scout |
− | * '''{{ScoutLink|Tutorial|name= | + | * Follow the '''{{ScoutLink|Tutorial|name=Tutorials}}''' |
− | * '''{{ScoutLink|Book/3.9|name=Book}}''' | + | * Read the '''{{ScoutLink|Book/3.9|name=Scout Book}}''' |
− | * '''{{ScoutLink| | + | * '''{{ScoutLink|Contribution|name=Contribute}}''' to Scout |
− | * '''{{ScoutLink| | + | * '''{{ScoutLink|Release|Kepler|Overview|name=Kepler Documentation }}''' for Scout 3.9 |
− | * '''{{ScoutLink|Release| | + | * '''{{ScoutLink|Release|Luna|Overview|name=Luna Documentation }}''' for Scout 3.10 (development) |
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− | ''' | + | '''Eclipse Scout''' is a framework for business applications. |
+ | Scout applications are based on Java/Eclipse and run on the desktop, in a web browser, and on mobile devices. | ||
− | + | [[Image:Eclipsescout_businessapplication_kepler.png]] | |
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− | + | Thanks to the clean separation of the UI model from the UI technology, Scout applications can simultaneously support different UI technologies. Currently, Scout supports Swing and SWT on the desktop and Eclipse RAP for web and/or mobile applications. | |
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− | + | With the tooling provided by Scout SDK, Scout is simple to learn and boosts productivity. To get started, have a look at the {{ScoutLink|Tutorial|name=Wiki tutorials}} and the {{ScoutLink|Book/3.9|name=Scout book}}. | |
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− | * '''{{ScoutLink| | + | * '''{{ScoutLink|Overview|Screencasts|name=Watch the Scout video tutorials}}''' ! start with [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDsKszUY56Q&feature=plcp Tutorial Part 1] |
* '''{{ScoutLink|HowTo/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|Install Scout SDK|Install Scout}}''' and start to play around | * '''{{ScoutLink|HowTo/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|Install Scout SDK|Install Scout}}''' and start to play around | ||
* '''{{ScoutLink|Tutorial/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|HelloWorld|The "Hello World!"}}''' the Scout "Hello World" application | * '''{{ScoutLink|Tutorial/{{ScoutCurrentVersion}}|HelloWorld|The "Hello World!"}}''' the Scout "Hello World" application |
Revision as of 09:04, 20 August 2013
- Install Scout
- Follow the Tutorials
- Read the Scout Book
- Contribute to Scout
- Kepler Documentation for Scout 3.9
- Luna Documentation for Scout 3.10 (development)
Eclipse Scout is a framework for business applications. Scout applications are based on Java/Eclipse and run on the desktop, in a web browser, and on mobile devices.
Thanks to the clean separation of the UI model from the UI technology, Scout applications can simultaneously support different UI technologies. Currently, Scout supports Swing and SWT on the desktop and Eclipse RAP for web and/or mobile applications.
With the tooling provided by Scout SDK, Scout is simple to learn and boosts productivity. To get started, have a look at the Wiki tutorials and the Scout book.
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