Short Overview: This part continues the introduction to code with Java and explains how to configure and debug with Eclipse. After only using JavaScript so far we switch to Java, which give us much more power to create
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This part continues the introduction to code with Java and explains how to configure and debug with Eclipse. After only using JavaScript so far we switch to Java, which give us much more power to create Scrolling tracks into view, pinning tracks, remote Parameter banks, mode concept, ...
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- This part continues the introduction to code with Java and explains how to configure and debug with Eclipse.
- After only using JavaScript so far we switch to Java, which give us much more power to create
- Scrolling tracks into view, pinning tracks, remote Parameter banks, mode concept, ...
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