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Vesmír Jménem Eclipse Liborlibor Jelínekjelínek VesmírVesmír jménemjménem EclipseEclipse Libor Jelínek (Virtage Software) CZJUG @ Praha 30.9.2013 Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ LiborLibor JelínekJelínek ● evangelizátorevangelizátor EclipseEclipse ● zakladatelzakladatel EclipseEclipse UserUser GroupGroup ČRČR ● školitelškolitel Eclipse,Eclipse, Java,Java, UbuntuUbuntu ● 88 letlet Java,Java, 44 rokyroky EclipseEclipse ● EclipseEclipse RCP,RCP, OSGi,OSGi, SWT/JFaceSWT/JFace Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ OdkazyOdkazy EclipseEclipse UserUser GroupGroup http://eclipseczech.czhttp://eclipseczech.cz školeníškolení aa podporapodpora EclipseEclipse http://virtage.czhttp://virtage.cz můjmůj blogblog http://devblog.virtage.com/http://devblog.virtage.com/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ EclipseEclipse DemoCampDemoCamp 11.11.201311.11.2013 ● odod 17:0017:00 pondělípondělí 11.11.201311.11.2013 ● ČVUTČVUT fakultafakulta strojní,strojní, PrahaPraha DejviceDejvice Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ OsnovaOsnova aa programprogram 1)1) ÚvodÚvod 2)2) EclipseEclipse jakojako historie,historie, úvod,úvod, novinkynovinky platformaplatforma Kepler,Kepler, známéznámé aplikaceaplikace SDK,SDK, RCP,RCP, OSGi,OSGi, plug-plug- nadnad EclipseEclipse in,in, E4E4 3)3) ProjektyProjekty RAP,RAP, Scout,Scout, RT,RT, EMF,EMF, GEF,GEF, BIRT,BIRT, M2,M2, XtendXtend Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ HistorieHistorie EclipseEclipse ● 19981998 začátkyzačátky vv IBMIBM CanadaCanada ● jménojméno “Eclipse”“Eclipse” ● cílecíle – obecnáobecná platformaplatforma propro vývojvývoj richrich clientůclientů – konsolidacekonsolidace původníchpůvodních IDEIDE IBMIBM VisualAgeVisualAge ● 20012001 konsorcium,konsorcium, uvolněníuvolnění jakojako open-sourceopen-source ● 20042004 EclipseEclipse FoundationFoundation Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ EclipseEclipse FoundationFoundation ● jakojako Codehouse,Codehouse, Apache,Apache, Tigris,Tigris, FSF….FSF…. ● občasobčas jsoujsou “darovány”,“darovány”, jinéjiné zz inkubátoruinkubátoru ● membermember companiescompanies aa jejichjejich rolerole ● commercial-friendlycommercial-friendly EPLEPL licencelicence Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ VerzeVerze EclipseEclipse Rok Verze Codename 2004 3.0 2005 3.1 2006 3.2 Callisto 2007 3.3 Europa 2008 3.4 Ganymede 2009 3.5 Galileo 2010 3.6 Helios 2011 3.7 Indigo 2012 4.2/3.8 Juno 2013 4.3 Kepler 2014 4.4 Luna Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ SimultanousSimultanous releaserelease (simrel)(simrel) ● odod rokuroku 20062006 (Callisto)(Callisto) ● minulýminulý rokrok dvědvě verzeverze 3.8/4.23.8/4.2 ● Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ KeplerKepler SRSR ● 7272 projektůprojektů ● vynechánovynecháno Jetty,Jetty, Virgo,Virgo, RPP,RPP, XtendXtend ● 428428 commiterůcommiterů ● 5454 organizacíorganizací ● 48k48k commitůcommitů ● 47864786 OSGiOSGi bundlůbundlů ● 915915 featuresfeatures Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ KeplerKepler statsstats Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ EclipseEclipse IDEIDE ● IDEIDE propro všechnovšechno aa nicnic konkrétněkonkrétně ● vševše jeje plug-inplug-in kroměkromě minimálníhominimálního OSGiOSGi runtimeruntime ● základzáklad EclipseEclipse RCPRCP ● neinstalujeneinstaluje sese ● multiplaformnímultiplaformní ● packagepackage solutionssolutions Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ VylepšeníVylepšení JDTJDT –– např.např. ● convertconvert toto 'if-!-return''if-!-return' ● JavadocJavadoc aa DeclaracationDeclaracation viewview outout ofof syncsync ● KlikatelnýKlikatelný balíčekbalíček vv JavadocJavadoc viewview ● VylepšeníVylepšení vyhodnocovánívyhodnocování generikgenerik připři debuggovánídebuggování Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software ● Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/HledáníHledání celéhocelého slovaslova ● PosledněPosledně použitépoužité kartykarty hledáníhledání (“remember(“remember lastlast used”)used”) ● JUnitJUnit přeskočenépřeskočené testytesty JGitJGit aa EGitEGit ● JGitJGit –– 100%100% JavaJava implementaceimplementace GituGitu ● EGitEGit –– GUIGUI klientklient ● nenínení součástísoučástí všechvšech packagepackage solutionssolutions ● JGitJGit vv NetBeans,NetBeans, CollabNetCollabNet GitEye,GitEye, GerritGerrit atd.atd. ● asiasi nejzásadnějšínejzásadnější změnazměna vv historiihistorii EclipseEclipse Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ (J/E)Git(J/E)Git 3.03.0 vv KepleruKepleru ● GitGit výrazyvýrazy (HEAD^,(HEAD^, commitcommit hashhash ap.)ap.) ResetReset dialogudialogu ● GUIGUI propro gitgit cleanclean ● RozpoznáníRozpoznání přejmenovánípřejmenování ● GUIGUI propro 3-way3-way mergemerge ● JGitJGit rychlejší,rychlejší, nežnež nativnínativní GitGit Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ MavenMaven aa EclipseEclipse ● m2em2e –– IDEIDE neturalnetural projectsprojects ● TychoTycho buildbuild místomísto zastaraléhozastaralého PDEPDE BuilduBuildu ● m2e-wtpm2e-wtp dosáhldosáhl vv KepleruKepleru dosáhldosáhl verzeverze 1.01.0 – JavaJava EEEE dodo MavenMaven funkčnífunkční – podporapodpora WTPWTP hot-deployhot-deploy – reagujereaguje nana změnyzměny pom.xmlpom.xml bezbez restarturestartu – konektorykonektory propro JAX-RS,JAX-RS, JPA,JPA, JSFJSF Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ IDEIDE založenézaložené nana EclipseEclipse ● JavaJava -- JDTJDT ● PHPPHP –– PDTPDT aa ZendZend StudioStudio ● AndroidAndroid –– ADTADT ● PythonPython –– PyDevPyDev ● HTML,HTML, CSS,CSS, JSJS –– AptanaAptana ● RubyRuby && RoRRoR -- RadRailsRadRails ● JEEJEE –– WTPWTP ● GoGo –– GoclipseGoclipse ● IBMIBM RationalRational softwaresoftware ● ScalaScala –– ScalaScala IDEIDE ● C/C++C/C++ -- CDTCDT ● PerlPerl -- EPICEPIC ● LinuxLinux toolstools Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ DalšíDalší aa dalšídalší IDEIDE aa nástroje...nástroje... ● SpringSpring STSSTS ● MyEclipseMyEclipse ● JBossJBoss StudioStudio ● NvidiaNvidia NsightNsight ● SAPSAP NetWeaverNetWeaver ● ApacheApache DirectoryDirectory StudioStudio StudioStudio ● Force.comForce.com IDEIDE ● SmartGitSmartGit ● ClickClick IDEIDE (Apache(Apache Click)Click) ● BEABEA WorkspaceWorkspace IDEIDE Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ NeNe IDEIDE aplikaceaplikace ● poštapošta –– IBMIBM LotusLotus ● medicínamedicína –– STEMSTEM NotesNotes aa DesignerDesigner ● statistikastatistika –– PolyspacePolyspace ● CRMCRM –– CASCAS CRMCRM ● biologoiebiologoie –– BioclipseBioclipse ● mindmind mapymapy –– XMindXMind ● věd.věd. analýzaanalýza -- ● …… desítkydesítky dalšíchdalších GumTreeGumTree ● GISGIS –– uDiguDig GISGIS ● Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ OrionOrion ● webovéwebové IDEIDE propro webweb vývojvývoj ● výhodyvýhody xx nevýhodynevýhody ● built-inbuilt-in podporapodpora GituGitu ● embedembed dodo dalšídalší aplikaceaplikace ● orionhub.orgorionhub.org nebonebo spusťtespusťte nana localhostulocalhostu Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ Libor Jelínek, Virtage Software Vesmír jménem Eclipse www.virtage.cz/eclipse/ SWT/JFaceSWT/JFace ● grafickágrafická knižniceknižnice SWT/JFaceSWT/JFace ● vznik,vznik, důvoddůvod ● rozdílrozdíl SWTSWT aa JFaceJFace ● rozdílrozdíl
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