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Signed-off-by: Christoph Rueger <[email protected]>

Author: chrisrueger

installation.md

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 You can install Bndtools via the [Marketplace](#marketplace) or directly install from the [Update Site](#update-site)
 
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 To get then started with the [bndtools Workspace model](workspace.html), you can follow some videos that can get you started.
 

workspace.md

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 The following video shows how to install a workspace from a template and start a _playground_ project with the 
 Apache Felix Gogo shell.
 
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 ### Hello World Gogo Command
 
 At the end of the previous video, we had Gogo running. The following video shows how to write a simple Hello World 
 Gogo command. 
 
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 ### API & Provider Project
 
 The basic model of OSGi is to develop services that have a distinct, separate, API from the providers. This video shows
 how to create this API and a simple provider and then run the provider in the playground.
 
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 ### External Dependencies
 
 In this video an alternative implementation is developed that uses the API from the previous video but depends on
 Mozilla Rhino to do the execution of the evaluation expression. It shows how to add a dependency from Maven
 Central to the workspace.
 
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 ### Executable JARs
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 testing, we export it to an executable JAR. This JAR is then verified from the command line and shown that you can
 extract the contents to the file system. As a bonus, the executable JAR is stored and ran as a Docker container.
 
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 ### Gradle Integration
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 Although you rarely have to use Gradle as a normal developer, this video demonstrates how to run Gradle from the command line.
 
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 ### Github & Actions
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 contains a `.github/workflows/build.yml` file. This file is a trigger for Github Actions to automatically build the workspace
 on every pull request or build.
 
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 ## And Now?