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- Developer Tooling - What’s New and What’s Next
Andy Clement, Martin Lippert
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Speaker Introduction
!Andy Clement [email protected] @andy_clement
!!Martin Lippert
[email protected] @martinlippert
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Disclaimer
• This session may contain product features that are currently under development.
• This session/overview of the new technology represents no commitment from Pivotal to deliver these features in any generally available product.
• Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders, or sales agreements of any kind.
• Technical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery. • Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features
discussed or presented have not been determined
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A talk in two parts
• Where we are • Looking to the future
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General Updates
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General Updates
• Eclipse Platform • STS/GGTS now built on top of Eclipse Luna 4.4 only • update sites still available for Eclipse 3.7 - 4.4 • only shipping zips, not installers
• Language tooling • Latest Java8 support is built-in • Groovy 2.3 • AspectJ 1.8.2
• Runtime updates • tc Server 3.0.0, Grails 2.4
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New and Noteworthy
• New dashboard • Cloud Foundry tooling updates • Improved import wizard for guides • Improved Spring Boot support • Overall performance improvements • Gradle tooling updates • Groovy/Grails updates • Moved from forums to stack overflow
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Spring Tooling Performance Improvements
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Customer Case - Incremental Build
Customer Case - Full Build
seconds0 125 250 375 500
3.6.0 3.6.1
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Demo Time: Spring
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Groovy/Grails
• Groovy-Eclipse 2.9.0 • Groovy 2.3 - the Java 8 compatible groovy • Traits • Smarter inferencing (content assist)
• Grails 2.4 - includes Groovy 2.3 and Spring 4
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Java8 language tooling in Eclipse/STS
• Full Java8 language support built-in • Full compiler support • content-assist, quick-fix, auto-complete • new refactorings • and more to come !
• Groovy-Eclipse integrates the Groovy compiler with Eclipse Java 8 compiler
• AJDT/AspectJ support Java 8
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Demo Time: Java 8
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What’s Next?
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" What if we take a look beyond the existing desktop IDEs like Eclipse or IntelliJ ?
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" Why can Google search the internet in 100ms, but my Eclipse IDE takes 5 seconds to open a type hierarchy?
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Observations
• more and more applications and tools are moving into the cloud • issue trackers • continuous integration systems • version control systems • collaboration tools !
• coding still happens on the desktop • but cloud IDEs emerge
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" What happens if we want to move coding into the cloud, too?
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product challenges
• it is possible to have truly good language tooling in a browser-based editor? • including errors/warnings as you type? • including content-assist, auto-completion, refactoring? • for various languages, including Java, Groovy, Scala? !
• do I have to jump over the wall? • leave everything on my local machine behind • looks like an either-or decision
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implementation challenges
• how can cloud-based developer tooling be built? • do we have to re-implement everything in JavaScript? • can we somehow re-use existing language tooling/features?
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connecting the desktop IDE to the cloud-based era of developer
tooling
Eclipse Flux
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Demo Time
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The architecture
• Decomposing the IDE into micro services running in the cloud • Consumed by a variety of clients
• browser based editors • desktop IDEs
• asynchronous messaging as a back-bone • for communication (no RESTful API) • extremely loose coupling • build for the cloud
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The architecture
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future directions
• turning everything into a service • for all kinds of languages • for all kinds of additional features
• connecting more pieces • different desktop IDEs (not just Eclipse) • different cloud-based tooling environments (like Codenvy)
• continue to ensure a smooth migration path • Developers free to stop at any point along the path
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future directions
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status
• Not yet production grade • still a lot of work needs to be done • moving towards a public accessible beta !
• Wanna take a look at the code? • Eclipse Flux: https://github.com/eclipse/flux !
• Interested? Feedback? • Let us know!
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Conclusions
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Upcoming releases
• more frequent minor incremental releases • to get fixes and performance improvements out quickly • focus on stability, performance, and scalability !
• STS/GGTS 3.6.2 ships in early October 2014 (on Luna SR1) • STS/GGTS 3.6.3 ships in early December 2014 (on Luna SR1) • STS/GGTS 3.6.4 ships in early March 2015 (on Luna SR2)
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Q&A and thanks for your attention
!http://spring.io/tools
!Andy Clement
@andy_clement [email protected]
!Martin Lippert @martinlippert
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