Upcoming Eppleton NetBeans Platform Trainings
New Training Dates for 2012 in Munich with Dream Team Member Anton Epple
Eppleton IT Consulting is happy to announce new training dates for our "NetBeans Platform Certified Training Courses" with NetBeans Dream Team Member Toni Epple:
18. - 19. January 2012
21. - 22. May 2012
2. - 3.July 2012
19. - 20. September 2012
About this Course:
The NetBeans Platform is a mature open sourced Swing framework for building general rich client applications. The platform is a "generic application", that is, a runtime which can be used to develop desktop applications. NetBeans IDE is one example of this type of application, but there are many others.
This course covers developing on the NetBeans Platform from the ground-up. It covers two days in total. On the first day, we start with non-GUI applications: simply making use of the module system, which is the core runtime of the NetBeans Platform. Next, we cover the basic development patterns and commonly used APIs. The second day is dedicated to a tour of the reusable existing functionality built on the NetBeans Platform, descriptions of how to empower it further, and examples of real software applications consisting of multiple, decoupled modules.
Registration and more information about this course:
http://www.netbeanstraining.de
About Eppleton:
Eppleton IT Consulting
is a privately held company in Munich, Germany. Eppleton brings the
world's leading technology experts together with the people who work
with the technology. Our
trainers and consultants are enthusiastic specialists, who do not
stubbornly work through syllabi, but answer questions with code.
We offer knowledge from developers for developers.
About Toni Epple:
Anton has more than 10 years experience leading Java projects and has
published many articles on the topic. He is a consultant worldwide for a
wide variety of companies, ranging from startups to Fortune 500
companies, in many areas, including finance institutions and aerospace.
In his spare time, Anton is community leader for the JavaTools
Community at Java.net and a member of the NetBeans Dream Team.
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