AppFuse Videos
I know I said I'd never do an AppFuse video, but after having many requests - I decided to go ahead and make a couple. The first one is a demo of creating a new project and then installing and browsing that project in your browser - to see all the out-of-the-box features.
The 2nd one basically all the stuff that's done in the tutorials - using Spring MVC for the web framework. I create a Person.java object and then use AppGen to generate all the code for it. In this one, I make a number of mistakes (but solve them all). I thought about going fully happy-path, but then decided it was important to show some gotchas that might occur.
I used the trial version of Camtasia Studio to create these videos. Thanks to Keith at KGB Internet for hosting the
demo site for AppFuse. If you need Tomcat hosting, Keith offers an
excellent service at a very good price.
Update: You can also download these videos for off-line use.
Update 2: I updated these videos for AppFuse 1.9.3.
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Posted by nbarbosa on May 04, 2005 at 09:55 PM MDT #
If you have any tips for getting this working on Windows - that'd be awesome. ;-)
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As far as downloading the videos - I uploaded them to the 1.8 download area under the name "Video Demos" [direct link].
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From left to right: Desktop, Firefox, Explorer (that opens to source folder), Eclipse, IDEA, HomeSite, SmartCVS, Cygwin, Word and TopStyle. There's also a bunch more that are hidden - but I don't use them much.
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I think that if you were to cut down this video to only the first 2-4 min of setup and the last 2 min, you would have a compelling video. You can then show other things in subsequent videos, like maintaining the code after it is generated (tests pass/make change/tests fail/fix/tests pass/view web site), and other features. Just be careful not to get bogged down in cmd line too much.
Also, consider having the ant scripts precompile the JSPs, as that time it takes to compile can discourage the customers viewing the videos and provide an improper perception of performance issues within your generated code.
HTH,
James
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