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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 as cloud clusters and microservices have gained prominence. However, what if we could not only run our code remotely but also develop it on remote systems?
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Testing user interfaces (UI) is always a challenging task, commonly relegated to the last phases of application development and hurriedly executed. However, it is now possible to overcome this challenge by developing UI plugins using the E4 POJOs (seamlessly integrating with existing Eclipse 3 plugins). The E4 architecture enables us to liberate ourselves from dependencies on high level Eclipse RCP stacks, unlocking new opportunities for testing UI POJOs together directly during the integration test phase.
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In the past PDE was exclusivly focused on the so called manifest-first aproach, that is you maintain your osgi-manifest by hand, but with the 2023-06 release PDE now supports a new code-first aproach where the manifest is generated automatically, but still retains the tools you know and allows even a mixed aproach for easy migration (no "big-bang" required).
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Plain old diagram editors that are cumbersome to develop, hard to test and clumsy to use put you off? Us too! With Eclipse GLSP, however, such editors belong to the past. Join us for a talk on the recent innovations from the community in the Eclipse GLSP universe and learn how to build modern web-based diagram editors for your tools with ease!
Alongside other great additions to the recent GLSP 2.0 release, we will in particular explore three key areas of innovation:
Tools & IDEs
Eclipse IDE is one of the most well-liked IDEs for developers working across many domains and languages, with more than two decades of releases, a large developer community, and a variety of plug-ins & extensions.It is especially well-liked in the Java ecosystem because it offers a stable environment for creating, executing, and debugging applications.
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The Tycho Maven Plugin is probably the most common choice to build Eclipse plug-ins with Maven and its corresponding PDE artifacts like Features, p2 sites and RCP products including Eclipse IDE itself. Tycho 4 brings a lot of improvements and new features!
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Ever wondered how a source code, X.Java gets converted into X.class, the class file? Can we figure out a correlation between byte code and the source code? What are some of the terms in the byte code mean? If you would like to get to know the byte code in some detail, this session is for you. Let me brave one more step - If you would like to know your source code more, again this session is for you - getting to know byte code would ultimately mean better understanding of the source code.
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The talk will discuss some of the latest additions or features in the following:
Security:
CVE-2021-41033 - Enforce https protocol during access to all external update sites and their artifacts, even when http is specified.(4.28)
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Eclipse IDE, releasing successfully every quarter, is a popular choice among developers.With such a long history of releases, numerous plug-ins & extensions and a huge developer community, it's still one of the most popular IDEs for developers working across multiple domains and languages, and is particularly well-known for its support for Java. It has also been expanded with plugins to provide support for many other programming languages.
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I need to fix a problem with the suggested imports in eclipse IDE. I am currently using the latest non-installable version, the one you have to download a zip file.
The IDE has stopped suggesting the imports of certain java classes, practically most of them and it is very uncomfortable to program like this, it is worth mentioning that nobody knows by heart the import path of a certain class. So I need the IDE to suggest again all the imports.
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