From:
Martin Lippert <mlippert@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, 15 October 2024 at 5:49 PM
To: General development mailing list of the Eclipse project. <eclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: GIREESH PUNATHIL <gpunathi@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [eclipse-dev] eclipse sdk v5 ❤️
Hey! Great question about v5… :-) I have a few things in mind for this. - ship the Java tooling inside the SDK on top of JDT. LS
(move towards LSP-based tooling) - ship JDT on top of the javac parser - ship a revamped platform-neutral implementation
Hey!
Great question about v5… :-)
I have a few things in mind for this.
- ship the Java tooling inside the SDK on top of JDT.LS (move towards LSP-based tooling)
- ship JDT on top of the javac parser
- ship a revamped platform-neutral implementation of SWT (gpu accelerated, with some updated look & feel)
- allow the platform to benefit from Project Leyden
Nothing here is really new, most of this is already work-in-progress (to some degree), either by the projects themselves or by initiatives and support from companies collaborating inside the Eclipse IDE working group.
I think pushing all these topics to GA would make an awesome v5.
Am 14.10.2024 um 06:46 schrieb GIREESH PUNATHIL via eclipse-dev <eclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello fellow Eclipse developers,
as we continue our journey with eclipse, I was thinking about eclipse v5, and what it could entail! I would love to hear your insights and thoughts about: what gaps in eclipse
need to be addressed, are there any emerging tech that eclipse could align with etc. that could lead to a reasonable candidate for v5, apart from removing
a number of deprecated APIs.
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