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   If you do not want to do the exercise at all, you can also just https://github.com/vaadin/tutorial/[download the final application] and play around with it.
   
  -TIP: In addition to this written tutorial, we have recorded the steps as https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcRrh9hGNalkIgvImLRO9u3D0YpmEWuqo[a series of videos]. You can just watch all the videos or watch the video of each step before you do the same step yourself.
  +TIP: In addition to this written tutorial, we have recorded the steps as https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcRrh9hGNalkZx921iMqZ-jXR0C72eIPR[a series of videos]. You can just watch all the videos or watch the video of each step before you do the same step yourself.
   
   [[framework.tutorial.overview.tools]]
   === Installing the Development Tools
  
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  The following video shows how to create a form using plain Java:
  
  WARNING: This video is built with Vaadin Framework 7. There are some small differences if you use the latest version.
  
  video::OA6-lSxiXO0[youtube, width="640", height="400"]
  
  Start by creating a new Java class with the name CustomerForm. In Eclipse right
  click on the "my.vaadin.app" package and choose menu:New[Class]. Type in the
  
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  To get back to the _Java EE Perspective_, an Eclipse mode designed for editing Java web app code, click the [guibutton]#Java EE# button in the toolbar.
  
  [[framework.tutorial.backend]]
  == Adding a demo "backend"
  
  