-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 7
Getting Started Part 12: Conclusion
Laurent Hasson edited this page Nov 30, 2019
·
3 revisions
| Previous | Main | Next |
|---|---|---|
| <-- Part 11 | Main |
At this point, you have the infrastructure in place to do your development with Tilda
- We have used eclipse here, but any java IDE with the ability to run command-like tools can work.
- We have done a Root/Jar/Web configuration of projects, but other configurations and approaches are entirely doable as well: Tilda doesn’t dictate any of this.
- Some people use notepad++ and the command line for their work
- You can use whatever DB tool you like to work against the database.
There are two tutorials which build on this “getting started” guide in the Wiki.
- First Tutorial Part 1: Benefits Of A Transparent Iterative Model-Driven Approach
- Second Tutorial Part 1: Compile-time Java Code Generation
| Previous | Main | Next |
|---|---|---|
| <-- Part 11 | Main |