Eclipse Che is very useful and multifunction IDE. It contains many feature for java developers. This product developing very quickly. I think cloud technology it's our feature. Eclipse has new very perspective direction and new breath. I enjoy new design every time when I'm opening this IDE.
Hello everyone. I am the project lead for Eclipse Che and founder of Codenvy. After 5000 commits and nearly 18 months of development, Eclipse Che has reached its beta milestone. There has been contributions made from over a dozen companies and many of them are widely known brand name technology companies.
The Codenvy blog has an overview posting on what Che is about. We have also stood up a new Che site at eclipse.org/che.
We anticipate making a GA release some time this quarter. The beta release ships with support for .NET, Java, Node, and C++ though the intellisense is superb with Java.
The workspace replication features and Docker integration looks really cool! The ability to spin up identical dev environments locally while offline is exactly what I felt was missing from pure cloud IDEs like Cloud9 that persist state on their servers only.
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Yes. We have added a .NET certified stack for use in workspaces. C# syntax highlighting is tested. The product has ASP.NET examples out of the box.
We are working on some other things for Microsoft related to how to integrate with foundation services repos & MSFT oAuth for security purposes. It was mid-motion but not quite done for the beta.
I think it's a future. There aren't any analogues among cloud IDEs. You can write java code and use debugger right in your browser. It's very powerfully.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 30.0 ms ] threadThe Codenvy blog has an overview posting on what Che is about. We have also stood up a new Che site at eclipse.org/che.
We anticipate making a GA release some time this quarter. The beta release ships with support for .NET, Java, Node, and C++ though the intellisense is superb with Java.
We look forward to getting more feedback.
That said, you might want to repost this again in a few days and let it grow organically instead of asking your team (and/or friends) to upvote/comment on it, because HN penalizes posts when it detects voting rings. See the HN FAQ page under "Can I ask people to upvote my submission?" for details:
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
We are working on some other things for Microsoft related to how to integrate with foundation services repos & MSFT oAuth for security purposes. It was mid-motion but not quite done for the beta.