Open source tooling with Eclipse IDE & Theia
summary
Live demo shows Eclipse Java debugger adding practical features: hit count and conditional breakpoints, continue execution on hit trigger behavior, inline lambda breakpoint, detail formatters to replace toString, a debug shell and expressions view, remote JDWP attach on port 5005, collapse non-user stack frames, and grouping/labeling of breakpoints — all working in the demo. Theia is presented as a web-first IDE platform with VS Code compatibility and Theia AI (agents, MCP, multi-agent workflows); a generated calculator is restyled and auto-tested by agents that reproduce a bug and file an issue. Contribution flow shows Oomph setup, fork, ECA, and a pull request for expanding the dependency analysis panel.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction & OCX Overview
- 2:00Sponsorship Opportunities
- 5:10Sougandh S (IBM) — Advanced Debugging in Eclipse
- 39:10Jonas Helming (EclipseSource) — Eclipse Theia & AI-Native Tools
- 1:02:26Hannes Wellmann — How to Contribute to Eclipse IDE
- 1:33:40Closing & Raffle Giveaway
related talks
34mStreamlining Contributions with Eclipse Theia
41mGetting started with Theia The nextGen Eclipse Platform
29mThe Busy RCP Developer’s Guide to Eclipse Theia
27mThe Eclipse Theia Project Update 2024
37mEclipse Theia - News from the Next Gen Tools Platform
23mWelcome to TheiaCon and the Eclipse Theia Project Update
34mBuilding Web-based Modeling Tools based on Eclipse Theia
37mFull Control of AI in Tools and IDEs with Theia AI and the Theia IDE
