The Path to Pair Programming in Che
summary
Prototype runs an Eclipse Flux server inside a Che Docker workspace to broadcast JSON edit events over RabbitMQ + WebSocket, letting multiple Che and Orion editors edit the same file in real time (Google Docs style). Demo shows stack: Docker image with Node/npm, RabbitMQ, Flux; Eclipse plugin registers multi-cursor messages; terminal multiplexer uses screen for shared shells. Works on an AWS-hosted instance but breaks when ~100+ simultaneous users join; pull request is available for testing.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:55Why pair programming
- 5:08Features
- 6:02Programming Architecture
- 6:50Project Introduction
- 7:56Flux
- 9:07JSON
- 12:23Flux Touch
- 13:25Fax Server
- 17:13Eclipse IDE
- 21:43Terminal in Che
- 25:46Pull Request
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