GEF 5.0.0 - From a User's Perspective

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Since the first graduation of the next generation code base (a.k.a. GEF4) in June 2016, we have worked intensively on making GEF even more robust and concise. And we have added some nice end-user features that make GEF applications fun to use. In this talk I will give an overview from an end-users perspective, especially pointing out what has been added during the 5.0.0 (Oxygen) release timeframe. I will also give a short outlook about our plans for Eclipse Photon.



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