And here pics of the presenters, Toni, Ralph (about his refactoring project), and myself:
And an action pic of the class hard at work:
But, as always, it wasn't only work that kept us busy. We went on an excellent boat ride with Ralph and his girlfriend:
There were snacks and beer on board, as illustrated here by Richard de Koning, the group's main instructor:
The boat took us through the canals of Amsterdam:
And everyone we met along the way was very friendly:
Later, we proved that NetBeans even works when you're in a restaurant waiting for a nice meal:
And there Oliver Whiler, from Refactorit, joined us:
The course ended with everyone receiving a certificate, with the encouragement to continue the great work they had begun on the NetBeans Platform:
Many more pics can be found here!
LOOKS LIKE TAHT WOMAN WAVING FROM THE WINDOW WAS IN NEED OF SOME PLATFORM TRAINING ;-)
salvation if I'm happy you manipulate netbeans beginner you can help to realize a software (or application) that allows to store in databases information on servers located in a SIP SIP given area and also information relating to customers whose addresses are stored in these servers
The course was really interesting and a lot of fun, I greatly enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to playing around with the NetBeans Platform more in the future and see if I can port any of my projects to it for exercise.
Larry, my friend, I'm sure you're RIGHT. :-) Tawfik, salvation to you too, and I hope to be able to help in any way I can. Finally, thomas if you need any help feel free to send an e-mail any time (or, even better, blog about your problem and then you'll end up 'meeting' many other NetBeans Platform users. :-)