Videos for new Web Experience Factory users 

Web Experience Factory Concepts: Builders and Models

This video introduces and demonstrates key concepts used when developing applications with Web Experience Factory. You'll see how builders and models provide the automation and rapid development features of Web Experience Factory. This video gives a good conceptual background for working with the tool. (11:49)

Creating a Web Experience Factory Project.

This video illustrates the process for creating a new project in IBM Web Experience Factory. The video also describes the process required for adding features to a project, and removing features from a project. (2:48)

This video demonstrates how to construct your first Web Experience Factory model by building a "Hello World" application. This video also give a brief introduction to the Designer. (7:24)

Building a Data Driven Application - Service Provider.

This video is part 1 of a 2 part set, and demonstrates how to build the data layer of a web application using a Web Experience Factory Service Provider, leveraging the product's database tutorial and SQL Table Create builder. The Service Oriented Architecture and Service  Consumer/Provider techniques used in this two part video tutorial may also be applied when building applications leveraging Web and REST services and other data integration supported by Web Experience Factory. (5:57)

Building a Data Driven Application - UI Service Consumer

This video is part 2 of a 2 part set, and demonstrates how to build the UI presentation layer of a web application using the Web Experience Factory Service Consumer and Data Services User Interface builders. (4:45)

This video demonstrates how to customize user interface fields using the Data Field Settings builder. (9:54)

This video demonstrates how standard grid style tables can be easily transformed into list style layouts using the Data Layout builder introduced in WEF 7.0.1. List style layouts are an excellent choice for many mobile, tablet, and desktop web applications. (7:04)

Build a Multi-Channel Web Application From Scratch in 13 Minutes

This video shows how you can use Web Experience Factory to quickly build a multi-channel application that runs on desktop and mobile devices.   It starts with building a service model that accesses a database, then shows how to build a multi-channel consumer/presentation model using one of the new wizards in Web Experience Factory 7.0.1.    It shows some of the new mobile builders that automate the construction of great-looking mobile-optimized applications. (13:23)

Basic Editing of Tables in Design View

Illustrates the process for editing a tabular data display in the design view using drag and drop, context menus and the palette. The video also describes the basic selection techniques, moving columns, enabling / disabling sort and column visibility. (4:04)

Basic Editing of Forms in Design View

This video illustrates the process for editing a form in the design view using drag and drop, context menus and the palette. The video describes the basic selection techniques, grouping of fields, standard layouts and field visibility. (6:58)

This video illustrates the way to install the optional Web Page Editor from eclipse. This editor is a WYSIWYG HTML editor that includes a palette of HTML 4 tags. It improves your HTML editing experience from the default editor with it's source and design view plus it's preview capabilities. (6:58)

This video illustrates the places to look for Help while running the IBM Web Experience Factory Designer. It describes the places within eclipse that we add help. (6:58)

Sharing Project Files.

Importing, Exporting and Sharing developer created project artifacts. (3:38)