Screencast: Aptana Founder Paul Colton Demos YUI Support in the Aptana IDE
December 8, 2006 at 12:31 pm by Eric Miraglia | In Development, YUI Theater | 8 Comments
Aptana founder Paul Colton and CTO Ingo Muschenetz dropped by Yahoo yesterday for lunch and to talk about the Aptana IDE (which also functions as an Eclipse plugin. We asked Paul to sit down and give us a quick tour of Aptana, which was one of the first IDEs to feature rich code-completion and documentation integration for the YUI Library. We recorded this short (7 min.) webcast featuringing the highlights of the interface and its YUI support.
Related URLs:
- Aptana website, where you can download the IDE for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, or as an Eclipse plugin
- Aptana.tv, where you’ll find a library of additional screecasts focusing on Aptana’s feature set
Screencast:
For the optimal viewing experience, download the 640×480 screencast and view it in your QuickTime Player. The embedded version below is scaled down for lower-bandwidth connections and plays within Yahoo! Video’s Flash-based player.
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[...] Read the blog entry and view the screencast. [...]
Pingback by Aptana :: Weblog » Aptana weekly recap (08-Dec-2006) — December 8, 2006 #
Been usng Aptana w/YUI for 2 mnths now, I find it to be good time saver. Big improvement over vim/visual studio/others. Debugger been big help Am looking forward to full support/docs with Yahoo 0.12 lib. Tx to Paul and team, keep up the good work.
Comment by M. Gupta — December 8, 2006 #
Hi there,
Would it be possible to post also the sound track as a MP3 file
Comment by Didier DURAND — December 8, 2006 #
[...] Aptana – the java-based front-end web editor – has some great functionality. Check out their screencast using Aptana and YUI [...]
Pingback by Aptana Screencast of YUI integration at Otaqui.Com — December 12, 2006 #
Hi Everyone,
We’ve just added the YUI .12 library into Aptana. If you download Aptana and upgrade to the “next” version, it includes YUI .12 and associated docs.
Comment by Ingo Muschenetz — December 14, 2006 #
[...] Video is here. Tags: AJAX, Companies, Development, Javascript, Screencasts, Technologies, Web 2.0, Yahoo! [...]
Pingback by YUI Support in the Aptana IDE :: Tech Videos, Screencasts, Tutorials, Webinars, Techtalks, Tutorials — December 18, 2006 #
Javascript…
ttp://yuiblog.com/blog/2006/12/08/coltonaptan ……
Trackback by Confluence: Santiago — December 19, 2006 #
Aptana Web IDE…
It’s been out there for some months already, but I just discovered it through Yahoo! User Interface Blog: Aptana is a robust, JavaScript-focused IDE for building dynamic – AJAX – web applications.
It is available as a standalone app for Windows,…
Trackback by Meltin' Posts — March 26, 2007 #