Fabric8: An end-to-end development platform
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Claims an end-to-end browser-driven workflow that takes code from ideation to production and back with a demo that actually runs on OpenShift. Core pieces are OpenShift hosting, Keycloak SSO, a planner and Git-backed workspaces, an in-browser IDE (Eclipse Che), and Jenkins pipelines for build/promote. Front end uses Angular 4, back end in Go, templates for Vert.x Spring Boot and WildFly, a recommendation engine flags vulnerabilities, source lives under fabric8io on GitHub and the demo functions.
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