Shaping the Future of IDEs

This month we feature some key Eclipse projects that are shaping the future of IDEs. The first article is about Eclipse Che, a next-generation IDE built for the cloud that essentially provides an IDE on demand. We also have articles about the future of Eclipse Orion, plug-ins to improve Eclipse JDT support for container-based development, and how DSLs can help you eat the world. There is a lot going on with Eclipse IDEs. Try it all out!

Want to learn more? Great news! You can see all the authors speak about these very topics at EclipseCon 2016 this March. Check out the full program.

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Introducing Eclipse Che Beta

Che is now beta! Che is the next generation Eclipse IDE and open source alternative to IntelliJ.
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Docker, Vagrant and Kubernetes (OpenShift)

New and improved support for Eclipse JDT in context of container-based development!
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How to Eat the World with DSLs

What's a DSL and how can it possibly help me become more productive and efficient in software projects?
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Eclipse Orion: Your IDE in the Cloud

Find out what the Orion team has been cooking up lately.
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