EclipseCon Fr 2018 - The future of development tooling: The example of Eclipse Che, Theia and Sirius.

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The journey of building developer tooling has never been as exciting as it is right now. Eclipse Che is getting more and more mature, bringing collaboration and teams capabilities for developer workspaces. Theia, integrated in Eclipse Che, is providing the foundations for a modern and extensible web IDE. With the rise of cloud development platforms, we see the industry defining new server protocols, such as "Language Server Protocol" and "Debug Server Protocol" which allow to bring tooling on a wide range of platforms, such as Eclipse, Eclipse Che and VS Code. During this session, we will discuss about the future of development tooling, we will briefly review the progresses made over the last years and where the community is moving towards. We will discuss how "Server Protocols" are allowing to bring our tools on different platforms and environments which can run on the cloud or locally. To illustrate the discussion, we will take few examples: The JDT Language Server, the Debug Adapter Protocol implementation in Theia and the Graphical Server Protocol initiated during the journey of bringing Sirius to the cloud.

Technology

The future of development
tooling
Mélanie Bats, CTO @ Obeo
Stevan Le Meur, Product Manager @ Red Hat
The example of Eclipse Che, Theia and Sirius

A long time ago in a galaxy far
far away...

“In 1995 IDE was not well received by
developers since it would fence in their
creativity”
Wikipedia

Tools are helping us to be more productive
and focus our time on bringing value to the
products we are building.
Unleash our complete potential...

A developer today:
- Works mainly on his localhost.

A developer today:
- Works mainly on his localhost
- Codes in only few technology sets

A new generation of IDEs
Developers love them because of :
● Lightweight
● Simplicity
● Powerful tooling
● Easy customization
● High release cadence

The VS code example
● <100Mb download
● Light UI
● Marketplace
● Extensions, Language
Servers
● Each month a new version

And other light editors
And now Atom IDE

Workspace Runtimes
Application stack + “Dev Mode”
IDE Tooling as microservices in sidecars
Language
IDE
Debugger
Test
App

The way we develop is changing
40%
Of enterprise developers are
already using >3 languages in
development.
Using Many Languages
66%
Of enterprises are already
using containers in
development, test or
production.
Adopting Containers
Source: Cloud development Survey 2017 - Evans Data Corp

Being more agile with our tools
Iterate faster
Focus on value to create
Share workspace with all stakeholders
Pair programming
Live collaboration

Evolution of the IDE concept?
More accessible tool
Tools integrated
Different “views” for different use cases and different users

IDE-agnostic tools
Tools to be opened to more “domains”, not only engineering
Tools to be available more broadly, to more platform, to more users

“Cloudifying” our tools
More resources
More calcul engine
Simplification of deployment
Tools lifecycle

IA for developers
Machine learning applied to :
● Code recommendation
● Team collaboration
● Auto layout mechanism

Blockchain
Buzzword!
Model collaboration?

Open source is the only way
Catalyse of energies
Opportunism from different ideas and visions
Open protocols : language server, debugger, and others...

Graphical Server Protocol
● Lowering the cost of integrating a graphical tool in a platform
● Defining a protocol used to communicate between a platform and a
graphical designer
● Open source initiative : https://obeonetwork.github.io/GraphicalServerProtocol/

Next steps for Che & Sirius?
- Eclipse Che: Platform to build cloud tooling
- Extensibility, Pluggability
- Cloudifying your tools
- Sirius needs you:
- Contribute to Sirius : it will remain open source
- Share needs & feedback
- Participate to the Graphical Server Protocol
- Support Obeo

Thanks! Questions?
Stevan Le Meur - Che maintainer :
@stevanLM / slemeur@redhat.com
Mélanie Bats - Obeo :
@melaniebats / melanie.bats@obeo.fr

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2. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...

6. {OOP}

8. “In 1995 IDE was not well received by developers since it would fence in their creativity” Wikipedia

10.

11. Tools are helping us to be more productive and focus our time on bringing value to the products we are building. Unleash our complete potential...

12. A developer today:

13. A developer today: - Works mainly on his localhost.

14. A developer today: - Works mainly on his localhost - Codes in only few technology sets

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16. A new generation of IDEs Developers love them because of : ● Lightweight ● Simplicity ● Powerful tooling ● Easy customization ● High release cadence

17. The VS code example ● <100Mb download ● Light UI ● Marketplace ● Extensions, Language Servers ● Each month a new version

18. And other light editors And now Atom IDE

19. Not afraid anymore by... browser IDE

20. Codesandbox

21. The newborn: Eclipse Theia

22. Eclipse Che

23. Che workspace IDE RuntimesProject Files

24. Workspace Runtimes Application stack + “Dev Mode” IDE Tooling as microservices in sidecars Language IDE Debugger Test App

25. Demo Sidecars

26. Workspace Runtimes Application stack + “Dev Mode” IDE Tooling as microservices in sidecars Language IDE Debugger Test App

27. Dedicated workbenches

28. The well known… RCP applications

29.

30. Don’t touch it, it’s mine!

31. Use a sledgehammer to crack a nut!

32. ONE tool dedicated to ONE task!

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34. Being more agile with our tools Iterate faster Focus on value to create Share workspace with all stakeholders Pair programming Live collaboration

35. Live collaboration

36. Evolution of the IDE concept? More accessible tool Tools integrated Different “views” for different use cases and different users

37. IDE-agnostic tools Tools to be opened to more “domains”, not only engineering Tools to be available more broadly, to more platform, to more users

38. Sirius in the Web Prototype

39. Sirius integrated in Theia Prototype

40. Sirius integrated in Che Prototype

41. What’s next ?

42. “Cloudifying” our tools More resources More calcul engine Simplification of deployment Tools lifecycle

43. IA for developers Machine learning applied to : ● Code recommendation ● Team collaboration ● Auto layout mechanism

44. Chatbots W hyNot?

45. Deep learning Soundscool:) Layout?

46. Blockchain Buzzword! Model collaboration?

47. Virtual Reality? OM G!

48. What do you want ? Come to chat with us

49. Open source is the only way Catalyse of energies Opportunism from different ideas and visions Open protocols : language server, debugger, and others...

50. Graphical Server Protocol ● Lowering the cost of integrating a graphical tool in a platform ● Defining a protocol used to communicate between a platform and a graphical designer ● Open source initiative : https://obeonetwork.github.io/GraphicalServerProtocol/

51. Next steps for Che & Sirius? - Eclipse Che: Platform to build cloud tooling - Extensibility, Pluggability - Cloudifying your tools - Sirius needs you: - Contribute to Sirius : it will remain open source - Share needs & feedback - Participate to the Graphical Server Protocol - Support Obeo

52. Thanks! Questions? Stevan Le Meur - Che maintainer : @stevanLM / slemeur@redhat.com Mélanie Bats - Obeo : @melaniebats / melanie.bats@obeo.fr

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