Eclipse Democamp Munich 2010-11-23

as you all know: in november / december there will be many Eclipse Democamps around the world

Dortmund

I’ll speak at Democamp Dortmund about “Mobile Software Development for BlackBerry using Eclipse: Lessons learned”

Munich

after attending so many democamps over the years this time I’m also organizing a democamp (Munich) together with Max and Jonas from EMFStore

and so I invite you all to attend http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_DemoCamps_November_2010/Munich

50 ? 70? 100 seats

its amazing: demcamps in munich were only small camps last times, so we’re proud that we had to change the room sizes from 50 to 70 and now up to 100 seats

there are already 80 seats reserved, so hurry up and register soon to get one of the last 20 seats available !

the agenda looks great: sessions, snacks, drinks, get-together and after-party at a Bar

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17:30 – 17:45 Meet and Greet

17:45 – 19:40 Eclipse Modeling Framework and Eclipse 4.0/4.1:

1. 17.45 – 18.05: Bernhard Schätz, fortiss GmbH, Eclipse Prolog EMF Transformation Engine (PETE), Details…
2. 18.05 – 18.25: Axel Uhl, Chief Development Architect, SAP AG, An Efficient, Scalable Event Manager for EMF and its Use in OCL Impact Analysis (Draft slides at http://www.axel-uhl.de/EMFEventManager.pptx) Details…
3. 18.25 – 18.45: Jonas Helming & Maximilian Kögel, EMFStore & EMF Client Platform, Building applications based on EMFStore and the EMF Client Platform Details…
4. 18.45 – 19.05: Markus Herrmannsdoerfer, TUM, COPE – Advanced Features for Migrating EMF Models with COPE Details…
5. 19.05 – 19.40: Tom Schindl – On Eclipse 4.0 and 4.1 – In insights on the design and fundamental ideas behind Eclipse 4.0 and why you should care about it

19:40 – 20:00 Break with Snacks and Drinks

20:00 – 22:00: RCP, RAP, Room and Mobile Development

1. 20.00 – 20.35 Holger Staudacher, EclipseSource, A look ahead at RAP: what’s new now and will be noteworthy in the future, Details…
2. 20.35 – 20.55: Kai Tödter, Siemens Corporate Technology, Using e4 CSS styling with RCP 3.x
3. 20.55 – 21.15: ekke (Ekkehard Gentz), Independent Software Architect, Mobile Software Development for BlackBerry using Eclipse: Lessons learned Details…
4. 21.15 – 21.35: Henrik Rentz-Reichert, Protos Software GmbH, The eTrice Real-Time Modeling Project: Introduction and Demo, Details…
5. 21.35 – 21.55: Benjamin Muskalla, Tasktop Technologies, Agiles Projektmanagement mit Tasktop und Mylyn

21:55 – 23:00 Get together

from 23:00 After-party at a Bar

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Join us at the democamp Munich

If you couldn’t make it to the EclipseCon or Eclipse Summit: this is your chance to get the newest informations from some Eclipse Projects. We tried to provide a good mix of Modeling, Runtime, Mobile, e4, …and not to forget to have great speakers well known in the eclipse world.

thanks to all the speakers providing valuable sessions, thanks to the Eclipse Foundation sponsoring the event, thanks to the TUM to be flexible while upgrading the room size twice.

If you like to attend please register here at the wiki: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_DemoCamps_November_2010/Munich and esp. if you would like to join the after-democamp-party at the Bar, please help us to organize this and fill out this form.

hope to see you all in munich.

redView at Democamp Vienna

this year I’m speaking about Enterprise + Mobile Development using BlackBerry Eclipse PlugIn. If you missed the session of Flo and me about redView at Eclipse Summit – Flo will attend Democamp Vienna and talk about redView there.
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redview hands-on tomorrow democamp vienna

Helios is out and redView 1.0 will follow in 3 weeks (scheduled 2010-07-19).

I presented redView at some democamps last weeks and I always like the atmosphere and to meet other eclipse enthusiasts.

There’s a last chance for you to take a look at redView before 1.0 will be out – florian will present redView at Democamp Vienna

• Vienna (2010-06-25)

There’s one special with this democamp in vienna: there are hands-on demos ! so Florian is in luck: I had only 15 – 20 minutes and he has 50 minutes to demonstrate  ! Learn how easy it is to design Business UI Views without boilerplate of SWT code.

Some days later I’ll be at SEACON conference in Hamburg (at a great location: Hotel Atlantic)

… where I’ll present redView (2010-06-29) – if you come to SEACON don’t miss to download the iPhone app “SIGS iGuide”

redView at Helios Democamps and SEACON

Helios is coming soon and redView 1.0 is also near. Perhaps you’re waiting on my next blogs about all the good new features from Helios ?

… as you probably know I’m working as an independent software architect and do all this blogging and work on open source projects  redView and red-open in my spare time.

… and exactly now – the weeks before Helios release – I have more work then expected at a customer project.

so you have to wait some more days for new Helios – blogs and also the next versions of redView will be published later: redView 0.9.0 will be there on 2010-07-05 now and redView 1.0 together with red-open 1.0 on 2010-07-19.

If you want to take a look at redView before 1.0 will be out – we will present redView at Eclipse Demo Camps Helios 2010

• Walldorf (2010-06-22)
• Vienna (2010-06-25)

Come and take a look at my redView demo in Walldorf or Flo’s demo in Vienna ! Learn how easy it is to design Business UI Views without boilerplate of SWT code.

The last chance this month to hear about redView is SEACON conference in Hamburg (at a great location: Hotel Atlantic), where I’ll present redView (2010-06-29)

There are also some good news: From mid of september on Florian Pirchner (flo) will be 100% working on redView – he just terminated his current job as employee and will jump into the cold water We also welcomed a new committer: Wolfgang Wache.

redView 1.0 and red-open 1.0 together with Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) will be a good base for some companies to start with and we want to guarantee that there will be good support and progress. of course its a risk, but we’ll try it …