Introduction to Eclipse Che

on YouTube ↗25m

" summary

Eclipse Che defines a workspace that bundles a browser IDE, project files and the exact runtimes as Docker containers so a multi-container workspace boots with preinstalled tools, registered commands (mvn clean install, Tomcat run), and a preview URL to the app. Workspaces expose SSH, support debugging Java (and GDB, Xdebug), and wire Language Server Protocol servers for code completion. Onboarding uses a chefile recipe and one-click factory URLs to spawn reproducible environments; workspace state syncs with local clones. Docker-based runtimes browser IDE with debugger

AI-written summary · about

" chapters (14)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 6:17Demo
3. 13:55Tools
4. 14:50Plugins
5. 15:22Language Server
6. 18:50Workspace
7. 19:32Developer Workspace
8. 20:10Starting a new workspace
9. 20:42Accessing your workspace
10. 21:15Building your project
11. 22:14Factory
12. 22:52Badges
13. 23:12Integration
14. 24:03Resources

" related talks

• 06mLeveraging Eclipse Che for developersDave Neary, Venkat Balabhadrapatruni · OSCON 2019
• 39mSwapping your IDE in Eclipse CheSergii Kabashniuk · DevConf.CZ 2019
• 24mEclipse Che & the future of Cloud Development ToolIlya Buziuk · DevConf.CZ 2020
• 47mEclipse Che and Development of Microservices AppsEugene Ivantsov · DevConf.CZ 2019
• 45mDevelopment environment as codeSergii Kabashniuk, Michal Vala · DevConf.CZ 2020
• 49mThe Eclipse Che Community & RoadmapTyler Jewell · CheConf 2016
• 39mHost any Project In Che with Stacks & ChefilesFlorent Benoit, Martin Albisetti · CheConf 2016
• 35mBenefits of Eclipse Che When Developing Microservices AppsEugene Ivantsov · EclipseCon Europe 2018