Are you interested in moving tools and IDEs into the cloud? Do you want to learn about challenges, best practices and current trends? During the recent Cloud IDE days 2022, there was a panel discussion around exactly these topics and more. In case you missed it, here is a recording: If you want to build your own custom tool or IDE based on Eclipse Theia, VS...
Read MoreDo you want to develop a customized tool for C/C++ development in the web/cloud? Do you wonder which open source components are available and how to combine them into a deployable IDE? We recently gave a talk providing a state-of-the-art overview and recommendations about available tools, extensions and frameworks for building web-based C/C++ tooling. Furthermore, we introduce CDT.cloud Blueprint, a template tool for C/C++ development...
Read MoreWe are happy to announce the Eclipse Theia 1.26 release! This release contains 50 merged pull requests and we welcome ten new contributors. In this article we will highlight some selected improvements and provide an overview of the latest news around Theia. You don’t know about Eclipse Theia, yet? It is the next-generation platform for building IDEs and tools for the web or desktop, based on...
Read MoreAre you interested in building a custom IDE or tool for your domain that runs in the cloud but also as a desktop application? We recently gave a talk introducing you to Eclipse Theia, the next generation open source platform for building custom tools and IDEs! In case you missed it, please see the recording below. Eclipse Theia currently builds a lot of momentum and is...
Read MoreThe support for textual programming languages is excellent in modern, web-based IDEs, such as Eclipse Theia and VS Code. The hugely popular language server protocol (LSP) and its integration with the Monaco code editor enabled lifting great code editing experience to the web. However, what about diagram editors and graphical languages? Such diagram editors play a key role in domain-specific tools, modeling suites, and low-code...
Read MoreWe are happy to announce the Eclipse Theia 1.25 release! This release contains 48 merged pull requests and we welcome eight new contributors. In this article we will highlight some selected improvements and provide an overview of the latest news around Theia. You don’t know about Eclipse Theia, yet? It is the next-generation platform for building IDEs and tools for the web or desktop, based on...
Read MoreWe are happy to announce the Eclipse Theia 1.24 release! This release contains an amazing number of 78 merged pull requests including a major update of the Monaco code editor! In this article we will highlight some selected improvements and provide an overview of the latest news around Theia. You don’t know about Eclipse Theia, yet? It is the next-generation platform for building IDEs and tools...
Read MoreDo you want to migrate your existing Eclipse RCP (Rich Client Platform) desktop application to a modern web-based technology stack and run it in the browser? Is Eclipse Theia maybe the next generation Eclipse Rich Client Platform and therefore a good technology to replace Eclipse RCP for your project? Let’s have a detailed look at this question! In its early years, Eclipse was an extensible IDE...
Read MoreDo you wonder what platform to use when migrating your existing Eclipse desktop tools to the web/cloud. Is Eclipse Theia the next generation of the Eclipse IDE and Eclipse Tool platform? In this article, we take a close look at Eclipse Theia and whether it can be considered a worthy successor of Eclipse desktop. The Eclipse Tool Platform is the underlying framework for all Eclipse IDEs,...
Read MoreWe are happy to announce the Eclipse Theia 1.23 release! This monthly release contains an amazing number of 59 merged pull requests, including support for a flexible toolbar! In this article we will highlight some selected improvements and provide an overview of the latest news around Theia. The new Toolbar in Eclipse Theia You do not know about Eclipse Theia, yet? It is the next-generation platform for...
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