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VMforce Webinar Series

Join salesforce.com and VMware for these two screencasts about VMforce, the enterprise cloud for Java developers.

VMforce Webinar 1: Spring for Force.com Developers

This webinar assumes knowledge of Force.com, and looks at Spring and VMforce development, including:

• Architecture – Spring architecture and how it differs from Apex and VisualForce
• User Interface - Spring’s MVC framework
• Persistence - Using Spring's standard data-access capabilities with Force.com

Find the recorded webinar together with a set of resources:

• View the VMforce: Spring for Force.com Developers recorded webinar on YouTube
• View the [http://blog.sforce.com/files/intro-to-spring.pdf VMforce: Spring for Force.com
• Download the demo'ed during the webinar
• Get the download of the Free Force.com Edition on Code Share.
• Find the FAQ

Next Steps

• How to get started with Spring? (a tour through Spring 3)
• VMforce developer home page
• Attend a live event: Dreamforce '10 and SpringOne

Presenters

• Josh Long - SpringSource Technical Evangelist, VMware
  
• Quinton Wall - Force.com Evangelist, Salesforce.com
  
  

Date: This webinar took place on August 26, 2010

VMforce Webinar 2: Cloud Computing for Java Developers

This webinar assumes knowledge of Java, and looks at Force.com and cloud computing, including:

• Application Lifecycle – On premise & cloud-based development, testing and deployment
• Persistence – Force.com as a database
• Services in the Cloud – User Management, Security/Access Control, Search, Reporting and more.
  

Find the recorded webinar together with a set of resources:

• View the VMforce: Cloud Computing for Java Developers recorded webinar on YouTube
• View the VMforce: Cloud Computing for Java Developers webinar slides

Next Steps

• VMforce developer home page
• Attend a live event: Dreamforce '10 and SpringOne

Presenters

• Quinton Wall - Force.com Evangelist, Salesforce.com
  
• Jesper Joergensen - Director, Product Manager, Salesforce.com
  
  

Date: This webinar took place on September 9, 2010

If you have any questions, please post on the General Development discussion board.