Presentation de Eclipse Che au Bordeaux JUG au mois de juin 2016

1. Bordeaux JUG 2016 - June 9
Stevan Le Meur (@stevanLM) - Codenvy
Florent Benoit (@florentbenoit) - Codenvy
Jeff Maury (@jeffmaury) - RedHat
#eclipseche
Eclipse Che:
The Next-Gen Eclipse IDE

2. Part - 1
Introduction to Eclipse Che
Live Demo
Workspace Portability
A Workspace when you Need It!

3. Part - 2
Extending Eclipse Che
Live Demo
Openshift Plug-In

4. The Developer Environment
Configuration Problem

5. Working on multiple projects, technologies

6. Working in teams with style...
All differents - but all goods

7. Documentation, Scripts ?
READ THE SOURCE LUKE !!

8. Manual, Error Prone and - in hours, days, weeks?

9. Or not?

10. Embarrassed.
Ashamed.
Defeated.

11. Why can’t it just &%$@# work??

12. Anyone, anytime can contribute to a
project without installing software.

13. Open source <> community

14. Agile development
feels more natural

15. Iterate in-the-moment with users

16. What is needed to make a contribution?
IDE Project Files Runtime

17. Configuration
Workspaces include projects and config
IDE RuntimeProject Files
Workspace

18. config server
JetBrains Oomph
config + install peer-2-peer
Flux
How to share your workspace...
IDE IDE + Projects Projects

19. How do you sync the runtime?
RuntimeRuntime

20. sharing controlling scaling
Localhost runtime has constraints

21. Redefine the workspace
IDE RuntimeProject Files

22. A universal workspace leads
to universal contributions.
No credit card is more accepted
Workspace

23. Eclipse Che is an
open source
project to make
workspaces
universal.

24. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

25. Workspaces bring their own runtimes
Machine runtime
defined by Dockerfile

26. Projects are mounted into the runtime
Projects rely on workspace
runtime

27. Workspaces define commands
mvn clean install
start mysql
deploy project
Commands are
executed as
processes in
workspace
runtime

28. Workspaces serve their own browser IDE

29. Desktop IDEs can connect over SSH

30. Workspaces are hosted in Che’s server

31. Eclipse Che bring its own browser IDE
to provide new developer experience

32. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

33. Workspaces are shareable

34. Workspaces are portable

35. Live Demo: Introduction to
Eclipse Che
1. Terminal
2. Editor
3. Java intellisense
4. Commands
5. Debug
6. Save to the cloud

36. Demo recap
Creation of a workspace and project
Editor Overview
Interacting with Stacks - Commands
Debugger

37. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

38. Swagger!

39. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

40. What happens if your workspace
contains runtimes identical to
those in production?
Development
Production

41. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

42. Red Hat:
Jeff Maury
In the next part

43. Growing the base of plug-ins...

44. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

46. Load or create new workspace
Securely onboard developer
http://someurl/factory?id=a_project

47. The dream realized
Developer Workspace

48. Open source project Badging
Developer Workspace

49. Codenvy open source
4 GB Workspaces

51. Visual Studio Team Services

52. Visual Studio Team Services
+ Codenvy

53. Demo
1. Manage your tasks on Visual Studio Team Services
2. Developer workspace & Pull request flow
3. Reviewer workspace

54. JIRA integration

55. Jenkins integration

56. Extending Eclipse Che

57. Part - 2
Extending Eclipse Che
Live Demo
Openshift Plug-In

58. The browser IDE

59. The dashboard

61. Extensions, Plug-Ins and Assemblies
Extension
Che Core Assembly
Plug-Ins
Server
Desktop App
App Server + Plug-Ins + Installer
Extension
Extension
Java + Javascript + CSS
Java + Javascript + CSS
Java + Javascript + CSS

62. Growing the base of plug-ins...

63. Live Demo
Custom stack + project template
Custom assembly

64. Demo recap
Extensibility: Customize without creating plug-ins
Extensibility: Develop plug-ins
Creating new assemblies

65. Red Hat:
Jeff Maury

66. Opensource PAAS for
developers and devops.
● Docker
● Kubernetes
● Build/packaging tools

67. OpenShift and Che provide
on-demand production
replicas for developers.

68. ● Instant deployment in production
● CD after marketing request
● Scalability
● Integration testing (Arquillian)

69. Demo

70. Get started with Eclipse Che
Sources
github.com/eclipse/che
Dev List
che-dev@eclipse.org
IRC
#eclipseche
Gitter
gitter.im/eclipse/che

71. And of course...
BETA
eclipse.org/che
Getting started guides
Downloads
Documentations
Contribution guide

72. Questions ?

73. Thank you