Eclipse Theia is an open-source framework to build powerful cloud and desktop IDE-like applications. The framework is an attractive solution for any company thanks to its extensibility, customizability, its well governed ecosystem and diverse community.
Theia is a platform for building IDEs and tools. Initially and quite naturally, it best supported textual editing for coding. However, now that Theia has matured and adoption is quickly growing, other use cases are gaining traction for Theia. One very important use case that was and is well supported with Eclipse RCP and EMF is building domain-specific modeling tools. These tools often show and edit structured data in trees, forms and diagrams and rely on model validation, analysis and simulation, model comparison and merging, code generation.
Do you want to implement a web-based tool with more than “just” textual programming?Then learn about EMF.cloud, a rapidly growing ecosystem of components for developing domain-specific tools in web-based IDEs such as Eclipse Theia and VS Code.
Going from Java code to DSL & EMF generation enables us to scale our creation of domain specific tooling in ways that aren't possible with a code only approach—which is a good thing! But as we provide desktop applications, one must examine and address the deployment and maintenance questions. The truth is that desktop applications are not very good at solving these issues.
Do you have an existing Eclipse-based tool, application or plugin and wonder how to evolve it to web-based platforms such as Eclipse Theia or VS Code? In this talk, we will provide you with a guideline on how to approach and conduct this migration, while maximizing the reuse of your existing business logic and getting the most out of this exciting new technology stack!
Do you want to get started with web- or cloud-based tooling? Are you unsure whether to build on VS Code, Eclipse Theia or Eclipse Che? Do you wonder what openVSX is or what other technologies the Eclipse Cloud Developer Ecosystem provides? In this talk, we will provide you with an overview about the vibrant ecosystem for Cloud Development Tools.
This talk will show how a monolithic application is being migrated to a distributed application leveraging Eclipse Theia. We will review the migration steps and how to preserve investments made by maximizing the reuse of domain specific logic.
Eclipse Theia is an IDE framework that runs in the cloud and on the desktop used by products like Gitpod, Google Cloud Shell, ARM Mbed Studio, Arduino Pro IDE, Eclipse Che, and many others.
This year version 1.0 was released after being under development for the last 3 years and receiving commits from over 100 contributors. There were many contributions from different adopters as well as casual contributors. More than 30 became official Theia committers.
impulse is a powerful visualization and analysis workbench which helps engineers to comfortably understand and debug complex semiconductor and multi-core software systems.
It can retrieve your logs, traces and simultation results in various formats from multiple inputs such as files, TCP, UDP and debug adapters.
This session shall introduce the concepts and show:
1) How to attach to your log/trace souces:
If you want to a build custom programming language, the Eclipse ecosystem offers a complete toolstack to build a web-based IDE for it: Theia as the web-IDE framework, Xtext and lsp4j to implement a language server, Sprotty to add diagram support and many more.
