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Sunday, March 8, 2009

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In your email, you should include the following info:

1. your name (if you want to be credited) and the link to your website (if any)
2. the title of your tutorial
3. a short description of your tutorial
4. brief step by step instructions, the briefer the better!
5. attach photos (screencasts are welcome too) or the link that help illustrate the steps and/or results
6. source code of the RCP project (zipped) see Import and Export an Eclipse RCP Application Project for help exporting the project

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We believe the most easy and effective way to demonstrate a concept or solution in RCP is to create a new Eclipse RCP Hello World Application first and add the minimal code to it necessary to demonstrate the technique. Therefore every tutorial should start with the step of creating a new Hello World application as shown in Hello World with Eclipse RCP - Your First Application, and be followed by a short list of steps describing what needs to be added and showing the added source code.

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Wanted: your Eclipse RCP tips and tricks. We created this website as a place to give back to the Eclipse open source community by offering people help in developing their own Rich Client Platform (RCP) applications. We hope you find value in the tutorials found here. Visit the share page for information on how to contribute a unique RCP Application tutorial or code snippet and give back to the community! The style of the tutorials are designed to be quick and easy to create by contributors and to understand by the people learning from them. Import the RCP projects found at the end of the tutorials and export your contributed projects as shown in Import and Export an Eclipse RCP Application Project.


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