In this article, we compare Eclipse Theia plugins with Theia extensions and highlight the differences. In case you are wondering what Eclipse Theia is, please head over to our introduction to Theia and have a look at the frequently asked questions about Eclipse Theia. Eclipse Theia is an extensible framework for building tools and IDEs. It can be extended by custom features. This can be...
Read MoreThis article provides an overview on how you get started with Eclipse Theia and how to use it as an IDE. In case you wonder what Eclipse Theia is, please see here for an introduction and the frequently asked questions about Eclipse Theia. After we have described several options on how to launch Theia in the previous article, in this article we continue with the...
Read MoreIn this article we provide an overview on how to get started with Eclipse Theia. More precisely, we will describe how to easily install and launch your own instance. In case you wonder what Eclipse Theia is, please see here for an introduction and this FAQ about Eclipse Theia. In this article, we answer a very simple question: How to install/launch/run Eclipse Theia to use it...
Read MoreThere is currently a big hype surrounding web- and cloud-based tooling. New projects and frameworks are popping up and existing projects get more traction both in- and outside the Eclipse ecosystem, e.g. Eclipse Che, Eclipse Theia, Visual Studio Code, Atom, Eclipse Drigible, and Eclipse Orion. While the adoption of web-based tools in the real world is still relatively low, almost every tool project will eventually...
Read MoreIn this article, we compare Eclipse Che with Eclipse Theia and explain their relationship - their differences and their overlap. In fact - spoiler alert - both technologies do combine well and together provide a very powerful stack for cloud-based tooling. So let us start right ahead with the most interesting question: What is the difference between Eclipse Che and Eclipse Theia To answer that question, we...
Read MoreSee you at the Che Conf 2018 The Che Conf 2018 will take place tomorrow, Feb 21st starting at 10 am EST. For Europeans, it is a nice evening event to watch. The good thing about this conference is that it is free to attend and you can join it from your desk or even from your couch. Even more important, it provides interesting content about...
Read MoreIn this blog series, we share our experiences extending Eclipse Che to add EMF support. The first post covers our goals. In the last post, we have focused on how to extend Che by adding a custom plugin. So far, we have registered a file extension for +.ecore files and can control the editor to be opened for this file type. We still can open...
Read MoreIn this blog series, we share our experiences extending Eclipse Che to add EMF support. The first post covered our goals. In previous posts, we describe how to add support for code generation, create a custom stack, and how to build che. It has been quite a while since our last blog, but now we would like to continue with the next step. Our next major...
Read MoreIn this blog series, we share our experiences extending Eclipse Che to add EMF support.. The first post covers our goals. In previous posts, we describe how to add support for code generation and create a custom stack, which provides the framework for code generation out of the box. So far, we have not yet written any code to extend Che. We have used the concept...
Read MoreIn this blog series we share our experiences extending Eclipse Che as well as describe how we have added initial EMF support for the Eclipse Che IDE. Please see the first post in this series for an overview of our goals. In the previous blog post, we described how to add support for code generation by reusing the existing EMF code generator which is bundled...
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