The Eclipse Che Community & Roadmap
summary
Eclipse Che claims rapid growth with 3,200 GitHub stars, ~15,000 downloads/week, ~100 contributors and over 1,500 merged pull requests; telemetry reports >100,000 workspace hours/week and ~2,000 support tickets. Announces Che 5 (milestone 7 out), packaged as Docker container, added language server protocol support, docker-compose stacks, a visual stack editor, configurable agents, workspace sync tooling called chater, and an easy install route via docker run codenvy. Roadmap targets distributed agents, faster cloud IDE performance, and provider-standardized deployments.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Event agenda and overview
- 3:28Growth of cloud workspaces
- 10:09The vision behind Che
- 13:30How Eclipse Che works
- 20:12Roadmap and version updates
- 25:03Workspace configuration
- 29:23Commands and syncing
- 33:39The che-starter tool
- 35:21Language server protocol
- 38:53Ecosystem and partnerships
- 42:34Codenvy and enterprises
- 45:42Future outlook and community
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