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* '''{{ScoutLink|Concepts|name=Documentation}}''' - A bit more about the architecture
 
* '''{{ScoutLink|Contribution|name=Contributing to Scout}}''' - Contribution guidelines
 
* '''{{ScoutLink|Contribution|name=Contributing to Scout}}''' - Contribution guidelines
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* '''{{ScoutLink|Release|Luna|Overview|name=Luna Overview}}''' - Luna Release Documentation (Upcoming Release, June 2014, Scout 3.10)
 
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Revision as of 03:24, 8 July 2013


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Simple. Stable. Flexible.

  • Eclipse Scout is a mature and open framework for modern, service oriented business applications.
  • Using a single codebase, scout applications run on the desktop, in the browser, and on tablet and mobile devices.
  • It substantially boosts developer productivity and is simple to learn.
  • User friendly applications are straight forward to implement with Scout’s comprehensive set of user interface components.
  • Completely based on Java/Eclipse, Scout Applications are easy to integrate in most IT environments.

What is Scout?

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All project news: The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.

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