I'm just back from the one day workshop "Building OSGi based applications" in Darmstadt, organized by the newly founded OSGi User's Forum Germany. It was a very interesting day, I learned a lot and want to share my impressions and learnings.

This is the outline for my screencast about Git. I'm posting this to ask you: Is there anything else you are interested in and that you want to see "live and in action" about Git? Doing a screencast is lots and lots of work and I'd really appreciate your feedback!

I just updated my Eclipse RCP course materials to be test driven.

In this tutorial I'll show how to build Eclipse RCP applications using Eclipse Buckminster and the Hudson build server.

In this blog post I'll show you some Eclipse RCP example applications that you can use to explore the Eclipse RCP platform.

In this blog post I'll show how Eclipse RCP applications can be developed following the MVC pattern. As parts of this example Spring DM and Eclipse Riena ridgets are utilized.

In this tutorial I'll show how to use the Equinox p2 provisioning system for updating Eclipse RCP applications.

In this post I'll show how one creates context menus in Eclipse RCP applications and how to contribute Eclipse commands to such a context menu.

Eclipse Riena delivers a very interesting simplification of the Eclipse RCP workbench concept and comes with an elaborated UI and navigation concept. In this tutorial I will focus on the client-side aspects of Riena and show you how to get started with the framework.

TableViewerBuilder makes it easy to setup JFace TableViewers using a convenient and straightforward builder API. It supports binding columns using nested property Strings like 'company.country.name' and automatic sorting based on data values.

In this tutorial I'll show how to use Spring Dynamic Modules with Eclipse RCP, how to get dependency injection for Eclipse RCP UI components and how bundles can work together using OSGi services that are provided by Spring DM.