WJAX 2012: Browser and Cloud - The Future of IDEs?

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1. Browser & Cloud - The Future of IDEs? Martin Lippert, VMware mlippert@vmware.com, @martinlippert
2. How will developer tooling look like in the future? Or ”why is Google able to search the whole web in 10ms and my Eclipse needs 1000ms to open a type hierarchy“
3. Everything changed (in app development)
8. tooling developers
10. sounds and looks outdated... big downloads painful installation version upgrades awful plugin installation tedious incompatibilities among extensions consumes a lot of resources getting slow for large projects ...
11. So what instead?
12. Innovation happens here
13. The JavaScript Story http://www.maztek.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/javascript.jpg
14. Light Table http://www.chris-granger.com/2012/04/12/light-table---a-new-ide-concept/
15. Adobe Brackets http://brackets.io/
16. GitHub
17. Chrome Dev Tools
18. summary browser is full featured UI toolkit everything is possible
19. promises of running in the cloud no installation no setup no updates/upgrades accessible from everywhere infrastructure & environment ready-to-use ”unlimited“ and shared resources new ways of collaboration
20. Cloud 9 IDE
21. Exo Cloud IDE
22. Eclipse Orion
23. Chrome Dev Tools (again)
24. problems & challenges transform existing IDEs into the browser window? what about connectivity (aka offline)? files/resources only in the cloud? what about re-using existing (local) tools?
25. we are working on Scripted a lightweight JavaScript editor that runs in your browser
26. Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) Inside Scripted Editor Component JSLint AMD support CommonJS support simple navigator inplace outline single page layout cross file analysis content assist Scripted Server (local, all JavaScript) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search node.js cross file analysis
27. Outlook Scripted becomes your favorite JavaScript editor :-) working on: add more innovative features continue to think beyond the borders
28. Outlook cloud IDEs not mainstream yet or anytime soon not a replacement for Java development yet the browser is the future UI toolkit for IDEs (no limitations anymore) cloud-based IDEs will become reality in the future
29. Martin Lippert, VMware mlippert@vmware.com, @martinlippert Q&A and thank you for your attention