Pair Programming with Eclipse Cloud Development Top Projects
summary
Introduces three Eclipse cloud projects—Che (browser-based developer workspace and IDE), Orion (extensible browser IDE), and Flux (message-based architecture for cloud developer tooling)—and shows how they enable real-time collaborative editing. Presents a live demo prototype where a Flux server inside a Che Docker workspace lets Orion, the Eclipse desktop IDE, and Che editors simultaneously edit the same file in real time, enabling Google Docs–style pair programming across devices.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Cloud programming intro
- 2:35Eclipse Cloud Development projects
- 6:40Che team demo
- 10:56Docker workspace setup
- 12:48Pair programming with Che and Flox
- 17:36Terminal sharing with Screen
- 19:05FAQ and diagram
- 20:49Conclusion
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