Scripted - Embracing Eclipse Orion

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The Eclipse Orion project provides a platform for building browser-based development tooling. In this talk we will show how we re-used parts of Orion to build the Scripted code editor, an editor-centric and browser-based tool for JavaScript and web developers. We'll talk about the design decisions that led to creation of a new serverside architecture using Node.js and the challenges in getting the Orion code editor to work with it. We'll also look at how we build and maintain modules usable in Scripted and in Orion.

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Mar$n
Lippert
SCRIPTED
-‐
EMBRACING
ECLIPSE
ORION
mlippert@vmware.com
@mar$nlippert

about me
Mar4n
Lippert
Staﬀ
Engineer,
R&D,
at
SpringSource/
VMware
and
lead
of
Spring
Tool
Suite

development

Working
areas
•Eclipse
Tooling
for
the
Spring
plaAorm
•Open
Source
CommiDer
•Aspect-‐Weaving
for
OSGi
•Cloud
IDEs
and
JavaScript
•Agile
soKware
development

2

implementing developer tooling
for a long time now
(AJDT, Groovy-Eclipse, Grails IDE, Spring IDE, Cloud Foundry Integration for
Eclipse, tc Server Integration for Eclipse, Gradle Integration for Eclipse, add-ons
for m2e, Equinox Weaving)

But 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 100x longer to open a
type hierarchy“

what happens
if you do things differently?

lightweight instead of heavyweight
reusing existing tools
connecting instead of integrating
browser based
cloud hosted
...

Eclipse Orion
„Open Source Platform for
Cloud Based Development“

similar direction
awesome platform
very modular and re-useable

Eclipse Orion
provides a platform for:

navigating ﬁles and other content
clone from and push to git repositories
code (editing ﬁles)
directly testing (hosting) our app

+
plug-in mechanism

orionhub.org
playground hosted by Eclipse

Client
purely JavaScript
runs in the browser
plug-ins hosted in non-visible iframes

Server
Java (OSGi application)
relatively stupid (no real logic here)
new: node.js-based JavaScript implementation

Introducing

Scripted
a lightweight JavaScript editor
that runs in your browser

Choices and decisions

focus on editor
lightweight, fast
keystroke driven

running locally

advanced code comprehension
using inferencing engine
module-aware content-assist

Choices and decisions
Eclipse Orion
(all JavaScript client)

navigator content assist

Git integration folding
Editor Component
site hosting JSLint

sign-on

Eclipse Orion
(hosted or local)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

Git integration sign-on

OSGi (Java)

Choices and decisions

content assist

Git integration folding
Editor Component
site hosting JSLint

sign-on

Choices and decisions

content assist

folding
Editor Component
site hosting JSLint

sign-on

Choices and decisions

content assist

folding
Editor Component
JSLint

sign-on

Choices and decisions

content assist

folding
Editor Component
JSLint

Choices and decisions

content assist

Editor Component
JSLint

Choices and decisions
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

content assist

cross file
Editor Component analysis

JSLint

Choices and decisions
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

content assist

cross file
Editor Component analysis

JSLint

AMD support

Choices and decisions
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

content assist

cross file
Editor Component analysis

JSLint

CommonJS AMD support
support

Choices and decisions
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

simple navigator content assist

cross file
Editor Component analysis

JSLint

CommonJS AMD support
support

Choices and decisions
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

simple navigator content assist

cross file
inplace outline
Editor Component analysis

JSLint

CommonJS AMD support
support

Choices and decisions

Eclipse Orion
(hosted or local)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files Search

Git Integration Sign-On

OSGi (Java)

Choices and decisions

Scripted Server
(local, all JavaScript)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

Choices and decisions

Scripted Server
(local, all JavaScript)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

node.js

Choices and decisions

Scripted Server
(local, all JavaScript)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

cross file analysis

node.js

Scripted overview
Scripted Client
(all JavaScript client)

simple navigator content assist

cross file
inplace outline
Editor Component analysis

single page layout JSLint

CommonJS AMD support
support

Scripted Server
(local, all JavaScript)

serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

cross file analysis

node.js

Summary
Eclipse Orion is an awesome
platform for building browser-
based tooling

What is next?
continuously contribute back to Orion
add more innovative features
continue to think beyond the borders

Resources
Scripted project
https://github.com/scripted-editor/scripted

Forum
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/scripted-dev

Issue Tracker
https://issuetracker.springsource.com/browse/scripted

Sample project used here
https://github.com/aeisenberg/scripted-demo-s2gx2012

Q&A
and thank you for your attention

Martin Lippert
Staff Engineer - VMware
mlippert@vmware.com
@martinlippert

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1. Mar$n Lippert SCRIPTED -‐ EMBRACING ECLIPSE ORION mlippert@vmware.com @mar$nlippert

2. about me Mar4n Lippert Staﬀ Engineer, R&D, at SpringSource/ VMware and lead of Spring Tool Suite development Working areas •Eclipse Tooling for the Spring plaAorm •Open Source CommiDer •Aspect-‐Weaving for OSGi •Cloud IDEs and JavaScript •Agile soKware development 2

3. implementing developer tooling for a long time now (AJDT, Groovy-Eclipse, Grails IDE, Spring IDE, Cloud Foundry Integration for Eclipse, tc Server Integration for Eclipse, Gradle Integration for Eclipse, add-ons for m2e, Equinox Weaving)

4. But 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 100x longer to open a type hierarchy“

5. what happens if you do things differently? lightweight instead of heavyweight reusing existing tools connecting instead of integrating browser based cloud hosted ...

6. Eclipse Orion „Open Source Platform for Cloud Based Development“ similar direction awesome platform very modular and re-useable

7. Eclipse Orion provides a platform for: navigating ﬁles and other content clone from and push to git repositories code (editing ﬁles) directly testing (hosting) our app + plug-in mechanism

10. orionhub.org playground hosted by Eclipse

11. Client purely JavaScript runs in the browser plug-ins hosted in non-visible iframes Server Java (OSGi application) relatively stupid (no real logic here) new: node.js-based JavaScript implementation

12. Introducing Scripted a lightweight JavaScript editor that runs in your browser

13. Choices and decisions focus on editor lightweight, fast keystroke driven running locally advanced code comprehension using inferencing engine module-aware content-assist

14. Choices and decisions Eclipse Orion (all JavaScript client) navigator content assist Git integration folding Editor Component site hosting JSLint sign-on Eclipse Orion (hosted or local) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search Git integration sign-on OSGi (Java)

15. Choices and decisions Eclipse Orion (all JavaScript client) navigator content assist Git integration folding Editor Component site hosting JSLint sign-on

16. Choices and decisions content assist Git integration folding Editor Component site hosting JSLint sign-on

17. Choices and decisions content assist folding Editor Component site hosting JSLint sign-on

18. Choices and decisions content assist folding Editor Component JSLint sign-on

19. Choices and decisions content assist folding Editor Component JSLint

20. Choices and decisions content assist Editor Component JSLint

21. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) content assist cross file Editor Component analysis JSLint

22. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) content assist cross file Editor Component analysis JSLint AMD support

23. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) content assist cross file Editor Component analysis JSLint CommonJS AMD support support

24. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) simple navigator content assist cross file Editor Component analysis JSLint CommonJS AMD support support

25. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) simple navigator content assist cross file inplace outline Editor Component analysis JSLint CommonJS AMD support support

26. Choices and decisions Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) simple navigator content assist cross file inplace outline Editor Component analysis single page layout JSLint CommonJS AMD support support

27. Choices and decisions Eclipse Orion (hosted or local) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files Search Git Integration Sign-On OSGi (Java)

28. Choices and decisions Scripted Server (local, all JavaScript) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search

29. Choices and decisions Scripted Server (local, all JavaScript) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search node.js

30. Choices and decisions Scripted Server (local, all JavaScript) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search cross file analysis node.js

31. Scripted overview Scripted Client (all JavaScript client) simple navigator content assist cross file inplace outline Editor Component analysis single page layout JSLint CommonJS AMD support support Scripted Server (local, all JavaScript) serve JS/HTMS/CSS/files search cross file analysis node.js

32. Demo time...

33. Summary Eclipse Orion is an awesome platform for building browser- based tooling

34. What is next? continuously contribute back to Orion add more innovative features continue to think beyond the borders

35. Resources Scripted project https://github.com/scripted-editor/scripted Forum https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/scripted-dev Issue Tracker https://issuetracker.springsource.com/browse/scripted Sample project used here https://github.com/aeisenberg/scripted-demo-s2gx2012

36. Q&A and thank you for your attention Martin Lippert Staff Engineer - VMware mlippert@vmware.com @martinlippert

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