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Monday July 24, 2006

AppFuse Videos updated for 1.9.3

I've created new AppFuse demo videos that are up-to-date with version 1.9.3. The setup video is around 3 minutes, and the AppGen one is around 3:30.

New Project and Feature Tour
Setup Screenshot

Code Generation with AppGen
AppGen Screenshot

If you have any suggestions on making the above movies more effective, please let me know. I used SnapZ Pro X to shoot them and QuickTime Pro to compress.

In other AppFuse news, a couple of new tutorials have been written:

Props go out to Chris, Matt and Luciano for taking the time to write these detailed tutorials. Well done gents!

Posted in Java at Jul 24 2006, 08:58:06 PM MDT 10 Comments