1. Eclipse Che is an open source project that aims to make developer workspaces universal by allowing workspaces to bring their own runtimes defined by Dockerfiles. This allows workspaces to be portable and reproducible. 2. A live demo of Eclipse Che was presented, showing features like terminals, editors, Java intellisense, commands, and debugging. 3. Workspaces in Eclipse Che are shareable, portable between different Che servers, and can ensure development and production environments are identical by using the same runtime images. This helps improve reproducibility.

1. Eclipse Con EU 2016 - 25th October
Florent Benoit (@florentbenoit) - Codenvy
Stevan Le Meur (@stevanLM) - Codenvy
#eclipseche
Code in the cloud with Eclipse Che
and Docker

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

3. The Developer Environment
Configuration Problem

4. Working on multiple projects, technologies

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

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

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

8. Why can’t we have anyone, at
anytime be able to contribute to a
project without installing software?

9. Open source <> community

10. Agile development
feels more natural

11. Iterate in-the-moment with users

12. What is needed to make a contribution?
IDE Project Files Runtimes

13. Configuration
Workspaces include projects and config
IDE RuntimesProject Files
Workspace
Today

14. Redefine the workspace
IDE RuntimesProject Files

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

16. Runtimes Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

17. Workspaces bring their own runtimes
Machine runtime
defined by Dockerfile
or Composefile

18. Projects are mounted into the runtimes
Projects rely on workspace
runtimes

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

20. Workspaces provide their own browser IDE

21. Desktop IDEs can connect over SSH

22. Workspaces are hosted in Che’s server

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

24. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

25. Workspaces are shareable

26. Workspaces are portable

27. Live Demo: Introduction to
Eclipse Che
1. Terminal
2. Editor
3. Java intellisense
4. Commands
5. Debug

28. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

29. Swagger!

30. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

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

32. Runtime Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

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

34. Language Server Protocol (LSP)
PHP
C#
C++
PowerShell
R
XText
Interface to connect language analysis into any
development tool

35. Runtimes Inside
Collaborative
Programmable
Versionable
Extensible
Universal workspace

36. Reproducible and portable
developer workspaces

37. Che dir: reproducible and portable
developer workspaces
SETUP
- Docker
- Eclipse Che CLI
CLONE
WORK
$ git clone https//github.com/che-samples/web-java-spring-petclinic
$ che dir up

38. Live Demo: Che dir

39. Che dir: reproducible and portable
developer workspaces
# Defines name of the workspace
workspace.name = “happy”
# Define the Docker image to use to power the workspace's runtime
# This must conform to a Che recipe type:
workspace.runtime.image.location="codenvy/alpine_jdk8"
# Defines memory allocated to the workspace's runtime
workspace.ram = 2048
# Commands are processes that users execute in the IDE.
# Commands will appear in the drop down on the tool bar.
workspace.commands[0].name = "my-first-command"
workspace.commands[0].type = "mvn"
workspace.commands[0].commandLine = "mvn clean install -f ${current.project.path}"
workspace.commands[0].attributes.previewUrl = "http://${server.port.8080}/${current.project.relpath}"
# A command that will be executed after the workspace is loaded.
# Reference the name of a command defined above.
workspace.postload.actions[0].name="my-second-command"

40. Load or create new workspace
Securely onboard developer
http://url/factory?repo=a_project

41. The dream realized
Developer Workspace

42. Open source project Badging
Developer Workspace

43. JIRA integration

44. Jenkins integration

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

46. Workshop: Extending Eclipse Che to build custom cloud IDEs Tuesday, 9:00 AM
Code in the Cloud with Eclipse Che & Docker Tuesday, 2:45 PM
Introduction to Eclipse Che extensibility model Wednesday, 11:00 AM
Build an Extension for Eclipse Che - An Experience Report Thursday, 11:00 AM
Sessions
@eclipse_che
Language Server Protocol Explained Wednesday, 4:00 PM

47. The cloud workspace virtual event.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 11:00am EST
https://www.eclipse.org/che/checonf/

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

49. Questions ?

50. Thank you