In this webinar, Philippe discusses how you can join and get started on the Tizen project. Philippe starts the session with Tizen development process and shows how you can learn first hand on Tizen community repos. You will see how packaging is done in Tizen with tools such as git & gerrit. Finally, Philippe discussed duties of maintainers including how to track and maintain your patches.

Length: 26:29

In this session, Leon Anavi will share the "getting started" directions for creating a DIY (do-it-yourself) Tizen device with hardware & software. A walk through of the Tizen architecture, platform development and compatibility requirements for the hardware will be provided.

EFL provides multiple widget categories and a vast collection of low level and high level APIs to create UI layouts tailored to specific application requirements.

Tizen Common is a common base for multiple profiles (e.g. Mobile, IVI, etc.) and provides a platform for developers and integrators. This webinar will give you an in-depth look at the Tizen Common Project. You will first be introduced to the motivation for Tizen Common before learning how you can create a new Tizen profile. You will also see a specific example/use case of a profile with Tizen IVI.

In this webinar, Daniel Juyung Seo from Samsung's Software Center discusses how to write Tizen Native UI Application. He mostly focuses on the UI part covering EFL toolkit and the rules for the application layout.

In this webinar, Sanjeev B.A. from Samsung's Open Source Group discusses the Native Application Framework that was introduced with Tizen 2.3. These libraries are based on lightweight native platform API and EFL and allows developers to write fast, responsive, and scalable native applications with easy access to the Tizen platform features. Sanjeev will also discuss how application developers can reuse existing open source libraries with ease.

We are continuing our webinar series with a session on Tizen IVI (In-Vehicle Infotainment). In this 40-minute session, Geoffroy Van Cutsem from Intel’s Open Source Technology Center discusses some of the challenges for the automotive industry such as multi-user requirements and security.

We start our series with an Introduction to Tizen, which will provide a great overview for people that are new to Tizen.  Even if you are already familiar with Tizen, the first session will be a nice refresher on what makes Tizen unique.

Length: 20:48