| Isn't it time to create a reference e(fx)clipse project from scratch? [message #1768143] |
Fri, 14 July 2017 01:37  |
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Hi community,
I am wondering if any of you suffer the lack of information/tutorials/complete examples like I do. I spent more time trying to learn how to develop a serious e(fx)clipse application than to learn Java and get Certified. Seriously. It's absurd!
I watched *all* the videos and read *every* piece of information I found online more than once. There is no full step-by-step example available anywhere. Does anyone feel the same? Wouldn't the small e(fx)clipse community benefit from having a comprehensive example?
Just to be clear, by comprehensive example I mean a video that shows how to develop and test a simple master-detail CRUD application. The video should start with a configured e(fx)clipse IDE but with absolutely no code. The viewer should see all the interaction of the programmer with the IDE. A pre-cooked example where a substantial part of the code is already there and only little changes here and there are required to make the example run does not fit the bill.
The benefit of this approach is that after learning from Tom's blog and other examples, someone could go to single place and understand how all the pieces fit together when developing a real RCP application.
I started this topic so if anyone else believes this is necessary, we could discuss about it and throw ideas about how to implement it. Maybe someone can give (and charge) for an online course like Vogella does?
Please share your thoughts.
Thanks!
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