Development environment as code

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Shows a concrete environment-as-code setup using Eclipse Che: a single devfile defines containerized components, endpoints and commands, and is stored in the repo or shared as a factory URL. Uses Eclipse Theia editor (with VS Code extensions), runs workspaces on Kubernetes/OpenShift, and packages Java Spring Boot backend, React frontend and MySQL as containers. Demo clones repos, starts backend (8080) and frontend, wires services via discoverable endpoints, and proves the workspace is reproducible and networked as expected.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:22Eclipse Share
3. 1:45What is Eclipse
4. 4:07Workspaces
5. 5:00Tools
6. 5:32Source code
7. 5:51Containers
8. 7:19Editor
9. 8:50Plugins
10. 9:31File
11. 11:09Workspace
12. 12:28Demo
13. 19:48Component
14. 21:47Frontend
15. 25:15Backend
16. 26:57Factory API
17. 29:40Public Roads
18. 35:56Kubernetes Workspace
19. 37:53GitHub Workspace

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