Everything is in the cloud – really everything? Typically, our traditional developer IDEs aren’t. But there is already a new generation of cloud-based tools waiting to get their big show on. The Eclipse Foundation has formed a new working group for these new tools. Mike Milinkovich explains why.
Curious to know what’s cooking in the Eclipse Che kitchen? Now that Che 6 is out, let’s focus on the other significant plans the Eclipse Che team has in store for us, such as breaking up the Che monolith and more.
Eclipse Che 6 is here and it adds OpenShift support [in addition to Docker], which means that you can deploy it on different flavors of OpenShift. However, that’s not the only important news: the work on providing a new SPI is also a meaningful improvement. Let’s see what’s under the hood of version 6.0.
The concept of universal workspaces, championed by Eclipse Che, gave Red Hat the ability to easily replicate and distribute the entire development workspace. Red Hat and Codenvy have integrated Che with OpenShift, providing an easy way to copy both your runtime, and your development workspace.
