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The Future is Soon: Migrating Trace Compass, or any plug-in to a VSCode Extension, for Theia!

Matthew Khouzam (Ericsson AB)

Eclipse Trace Compass, a trace and log visualizer that was part of eclipse in some form over the last 13 years, was originally an SWT based Eclipse application, and an Eclipse plug-in. Recently, it moved towards being an Eclipse Theia extension. This talk will put into perspective Ericsson's motivations to transition the front-end towards a VSCode extension. We will discuss the advantages, challenges, and opportunities that this entails.

The session will delve into the following:

Experience level: 
Beginner

Tools & IDEs
Tools & IDEs

Embracing Remote Development for Local IDEs

Mark Sujew (TypeFox GmbH)

Working with remote systems has become an integral part of a software engineer's toolkit. For decades, IDEs have allowed us to start services on remote machines and connect to them for debugging - especially important now as cloud clusters and microservices have gained prominence. But, what if we could not only run our code remotely but also develop it on remote systems?

Experience level: 
Beginner

Tools & IDEs
Tools & IDEs

Modern language engineering with Langium

Irina Artemeva (TypeFox GmbH)

Developing languages is a lengthy process, requiring creativity, technical affinity and much time. The process can be easier and faster if you use a language engineering framework, which comes at the cost of restricting your technology stack. Eclipse Xtext is a well-known and established framework that is still valuable today, twelve years after its 1.0 release. But its tight coupling to the Java platform and the Eclipse Modeling Framework can be a burden when your goal is to use it in a web context.

Experience level: 
Beginner

Web & Desktop Tools & IDEs
Web & Desktop Tools & IDEs

Developing IoT applications with Eclipse Theia and VSCode extension on the cloud with ESP-IDF

Brian Ignacio (Espressif Systems)
Kondal Kolipaka (Espressif Systems)
Ivan Grokhotkov

ESP-IDF Extension for Visual Studio Code gives our users several features to increase productivity for developing applications with ESP-IDF . ESP32 is a popular low-power system on chip microcontrollers with integrated Wi-Fi and dual-mode Bluetooth, making it suitable for designing and prototyping IoT solutions.

Notable features this extension provides are:

Experience level: 
Beginner

IoT & Edge
IoT & Edge

Papyrus UML - the first stage of a journey to the cloud

Remi Schnekenburger (EclipseSource)

Do you ever wonder what a cloud-based future of powerful UML and SysML tools  look like and how to potentially migrate tools such as Papyrus to a web-based technology stack? We did, so we conducted a large evaluation project together with the group of Dominik Bork (Business Informatics Group at the Vienna University of Technology) to explore promising paths towards a full-fledged cloud-ready UML tool based on a modern technology stack and platform, such as Eclipse Theia or VSCode.

Experience level: 
Beginner

Modeling Tools and Technologies
Modeling Tools and Technologies

Diagram editors with Eclipse GLSP - 1.0

Philip Langer (EclipseSource)

The Eclipse Graphical Language Server Platform (GLSP) is an open source technology to efficiently create diagram editors for web-based tools such as Eclipse Theia or VS Code. It works similar to the language server protocol and can replace technologies such as GEF or GMF when migrating your toolchain to the web/cloud.

Experience level: 
Beginner

Modeling Tools and Technologies
Modeling Tools and Technologies

Move your VS Code extension into Eclipse Che

Florent Benoit (Red Hat, Inc.)

VS Code is a Desktop IDE with tons of extensions but it is running on your local computer.

Eclipse Che is a developer workspace running in the cloud and allows to use VS Code extensions.

 

In this session, attendees will be guided on how to use VS Code extensions in Eclipse Che and the benefits that they can have doing that.

 

The various topics that will be addressed are:

  - how to include VS Code extensions into the Eclipse Che registry

Experience level: 
Beginner

Web & Cloud Development

Spring Tools 4 - A look behind the scenes

Martin Lippert (Pivotal Software, Inc now under VMWare-April 2020)

The all-new Spring Tools 4 are a complete re-write of the popular Spring Tools for Eclipse. Based on the Language Server Protocol, they can be used in various environments, like Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, Atom, and more. This session takes a look behind the scenes of the new Spring tools, and while doing that, covers:

Experience level: 
Intermediate

Tools & IDEs

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