OpenShift Commons Briefing #80: Workspaces for Dev Teams with Eclipse Che
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Channel: OpenShift · 2017 · Howto & Style
Eclipse Che is a next generation cloud IDE and developer workspace server that allows anyone to contribute to a project without having to install software. Che uses a server to start and snapshot containerized developer workspaces attached to a cloud IDE. This makes developer workspaces portable, recipe-based, and scalable. We’ll demonstrate how Che can be used by a development team with a multi-container application to speed project bootstrapping. Presenter: Brad Micklea, Red Hat (via Codenvy) is an Eclipse Che committer and he ran marketing, services and operations for Codenvy before it was acquired in May 2017 by Red Hat.
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