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Re: [eclipse.org-eclipsecon-program-committee] Mini-Tutorial Showcase Idea

I like the idea. 

Overall, I'm very much in favor of
a) giving new projects a chance to present their project
b) giving Eclipse newbies the chance to learn what Eclipse is all about.

Let's not forget not everyone at EclipseCon is a committer or a long-term Eclipse user who knows his way around in the Eclipse universe.

So, thumbs up for this idea.

Peter

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On 10.12.2010, at 01:00, Chris Aniszczyk wrote:

> In the past years, new projects have complained about not getting
> tutorial time. While this is completely fair due to limited tutorial
> slots and since the projects are new and not really established.
> However, I think we can do better by giving new projects a shot at
> some limited tutorial time... this will help them expose their project
> to an audience and also benefit the attendees by being exposed to
> something they may haven't of originally.
> 
> What's a mini-tutorial? Well it would consist of up to 3 Eclipse.org
> projects that get an hour each to do a basic introduction and get you
> running up with a "Hello World" example. This would give new projects
> some time at EclipseCon and only eat up one of our tutorial spots
> (which I'm willing to sacrifice for this).
> 
> On a side note, this should be possible with a well executed tutorial.
> If I can't get your project running with an hour with a "Hello World"
> example your project is doomed to fail anyway probably. We'd do a bit
> of coaching with these folks and demand that they provide the tutorial
> materials earlier than usual.
> 
> The tutorial candidates I have for this idea are...
>   2302 - Hands-on introduction to Object Teams
>   2081 - Eclipse Scout: Apps to Go in 3h
>   2031 - Functional test automation for Eclipse applications with Jubula
> 
> Of course we'd have to get the projects to agree to this but I don't
> imagine it being that much trouble versus them having no tutorial.
> 
> What are people's thoughts here?
> 
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> Cheers,
> 
> Chris Aniszczyk
> http://aniszczyk.org
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