TylerJewell

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by TylerJewell 10y ago
It would be a nice white paper to compare the development, release, IP, infrastructure and branding processes of the Linux Foundation vs. Apache vs. Eclipse. I pick these three as they are foundations that have been long lasting and have pr
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
There is a really interesting distinction between Apache and Eclipse around IP policy. It's taken me a good year of releasing with Eclipse to understand many of the nuances. The biggest distinction is that Eclipse has an IP Policy wher
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
I am the project lead for Eclipse Che - developer workspace server and cloud IDE. The core of this project came out of Codenvy. Three years ago we were searching for the right governance model and community to open source Che from Codenvy.
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
Codenvy has added it into Che - shipping in a few weeks. Red Hat is adding it into Eclipse. And IBM is adding it into Orion. There is collaboration from Microsoft, Mulesoft, Salesforce, Zend, IBM, Red Hat and Typefox around the language ser
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
Why do you say that Eclipse Che doesn't support docker-based projects? You can run Che in privileged mode, which lets your Docker workspace build and run other Docker projects. I am the Che project lead.
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
Hi - I am the Eclipse Che project lead. Cloud 9 and Eclipse Che are different beasts. The primary difference is around the definition of a workspace. Eclipse Che workspaces have an encapsulation that include their runtimes and a self-hosted
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
I would encourage you to check out Eclipse Che and Eclipse Orion. Eclipse Che will let you set up your own hosted workspace. Eclipse Orion is embedded within Che and provides language extensions for JavaScript and Web development. The tec
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by TylerJewell 10y ago
I am founder and CEO of Codenvy and project lead for Eclipse Che, a next-generation Eclipse IDE. Of the 850,000 lines of code that make up Eclipse Che and Codenvy, about 70% of them are authored in Java. Another 20% or so is JavaScript. Ou
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi everyone. Founder of Codenvy. We have made the beta release of Codenvy 4. Codenvy is now based upon Eclipse Che, a next-generation Eclipse IDE and collaborative workspace server. Che defines a new kind of workspace that contains project
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Show HN: All-new Codenvy – on-demand developer workspaces(codenvy.com)
16 points by TylerJewell 11y ago|1 comments
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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 foundat
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
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
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Eclipse Che Is Now Beta – Next-Generation Eclipse IDE(blog.codenvy.com)
18 points by TylerJewell 11y ago|9 comments
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
With vscode there are some clever architectural choices they made to create a near native experience. They use stdin / stdout integration between native services (like those for Go programming language) and the editor itself. It'
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
as in Cherkasy, Ukraine, the city that originally wrote it.
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
It's complementary. Both Eclipse Che and Eclipse Orion are part of a new top level project called Eclipse Cloud Development. There are other technologies that are being consolidated together. Collectively, we are working on a broader
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Different goals. Che is focused on workspace portability and interoperability. As a result, there is a hard abstraction between the worksapce and the environments that power it. the workspace definition includes the definitions of the envi
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Yeah - make sure you work on the 4.0 branch. But the intellisense is pretty seamless. We use Eclipse JDT services and have a lot of intellij-like experiences. so the experience is fairly similar.
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
We have worked hard to decouple the front end from the backend, which is powering workspaces, enviornments, and machines. The client side can interact with any server side component over REST or web sockets. is there a particular use case t
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
The goal wasn't to use HTML. Our goal was somewhat different. When I started Codenvy, it was after I had a pretty bad experience with developer tools. I had been offline from programming for 7+ years and lost most of my skills. Whe
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Yes ... One of the key objectives that we are exploring with Eclipse Che is the idea of workspace portability. The workspace itself is composed of two things: 1. The projects (and their source bindings), and: 2. Their environments, which a
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
I think you are usin the 3.x branch. We didn't expect to get HN or Scobled so early. Would you do a couple things: 1. Check out the 4.0 branch. 2. Go into assembly-sdk 3. mvn clean instal. Now run the next generation version. We are
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi: Those were concept drawings. In the finalized version, all of the panels & tabs are removable. There is a "+" in the tool bar that will let you add / remove any button, menu, panel entry. This is in the 4.0 branch
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi - am the project lead for eclipse che. Everyone asks what the core value proposition. In a distributed cloud environment, it's developer bootstrapping, securing distributed workspaces, and moderning legacy build processes. These are
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi - the contributor to eclipse che include people from SAP, IBM, Codenvy, WSO2, and Serli. We started on it about 18 months ago. It takes a long time to get through the branding and legal process. We believe that the 4.0 release in a coup
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi: I am the eclipse che project lead & founder of codenvy. If you are playing with it - try out 4.0 branch, it has the new designs & architecture which makes it near localhost. What we are doing behind the scenes is binding your w
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Hi - I am eclipse che project lead and founder of codenvy. A couple of things: 1. If you checkout che. 2. Go into assembly-sdk 3. mvn clean install If you do this directory, you just download the binaries - will take only a couple minutes.
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Market Map: Containers and DevOps(codenvy.com)
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
Sorry you ran into an issue. It looks like the machine that you grabbed to run your project on is one that is attempting to launch an Apache server. So, given your c++ project, you probably need another machine to launch. If you cross-post
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by TylerJewell 11y ago
These sorts of issues are quickly going away. While it is true they have not been entirely eliminated, there are some architectures rolling out that should eliminate them. There are a couple technology problems various teams are trying to

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