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Che is Kubernetes-native and places everything the developer needs into containers in Kube pods including dependencies, embedded containerized runtimes, a web IDE, and project code. This makes workspaces distributed, collaborative, and portable to run anywhere Kubernetes runs ... Read More Using Eclipse Che Here you can find references to useful documentation and hands-on guides to learn how to get the most of Eclipse Che: Customize Che workspaces for your projects Automatically run VSCode Extensions in Che workspaces Starting a workspace from a Git repository URL Making a workspace portable using a devfile Configure your instance of Che using the CheCluster Kubernetes Custom Resource Use and customize the embedded VSCode extensions registry. Extending Eclipse Che Customize the default dev tooling container (the universal developer image or UDI). Customize the list of getting started samples. Add your own editor definition. Roadmap We maintain the Che roadmap in the open way. We welcome anyone to ask question and contribute to the roadmap by joining our community meetings.

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free software
Official website
eclipse.org/che
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Eclipse Che - IDE Screenshot No Markers.PNG
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Eclipse Che
programmed in
Java
copyright license
Eclipse Public License
inception
2016-09-02
source code repository URL
github.com/eclipse/che
software version identifier
7.116.0
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Eclipse Che ist ein freier Workspace-Server mit integrierter Entwicklungsumgebung, der innerhalb der Eclipse Foundation angesiedelt ist. Der Name rührt daher, dass ein Großteil der Entwickler in Cherkasy wohnten. Es handelt sich um eine Java-Anwendung, die mit dem Google Web Toolkit entwickelt wurde.

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