Building cloud-native (modeling) tools
summary
A TypeScript-first line of EMF Cloud components replaces Java back ends with a Node-based stack integrating Langium and GLSP, plus a TypeScript model Hub that runs editors, persistence and a JSON command stack in-browser. The demo Coffee Editor migrates from ~2 GB per user containers to ~250 MB, preserves synchronized tree/form/text/graphical editors, uses Langium for persistence and validation, and targets an open-source release in Q1 2024.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00EMF Cloud introduction
- 4:18Java limits in EMF Cloud
- 7:09TypeScript components in EMF Cloud
- 9:36Coffee Editor demo
- 12:44Model Hub synchronization
- 16:36Coffee Editor architecture
- 19:07Deployment options
- 21:34Java vs TypeScript choice
- 24:05Summary and future
- 25:30Q&A
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