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The easy way to contribute to JSDT is installing Oomph (64-bit version): launch it in advanced mode, choose ''Eclipse IDE for committers'' as Product, select ''JSDT'' as Project, and complete the installation. Once done, the IDE is launched and, at first start; it'll perform the startup tasks, including getting the source code from Git. | The easy way to contribute to JSDT is installing Oomph (64-bit version): launch it in advanced mode, choose ''Eclipse IDE for committers'' as Product, select ''JSDT'' as Project, and complete the installation. Once done, the IDE is launched and, at first start; it'll perform the startup tasks, including getting the source code from Git. | ||
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To learn more about Oomph, [https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Installer look at the official documentation]. | To learn more about Oomph, [https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Installer look at the official documentation]. | ||
Revision as of 06:06, 3 October 2016
Getting started with JSDT
This page quickly explains how to install and develop JSDT; where to find the learning material; and how to get in touch with the development team.
Install JSDT
You can download the JSDT package from the Eclipse Packages Download Site. Here is the link to the latest released version JSDT Neon R
To contribute to JSDT, please, Setup the Dev Env as explained in the contribution guide, or in this video, and get in touch with us.
Contribute to JSDT, Oomph & Source Code
The easy way to contribute to JSDT is installing Oomph (64-bit version): launch it in advanced mode, choose Eclipse IDE for committers as Product, select JSDT as Project, and complete the installation. Once done, the IDE is launched and, at first start; it'll perform the startup tasks, including getting the source code from Git.
- To Contribute to JSDT Source code watch: Setup JSDT IDE with Oomph(3.20), Patrik
Here you see how we created the JSDT .setup: Oomph Setup for JSDT, an Authoring Example (31.20). To learn more about Oomph, look at the official documentation.
JSDT Learning Material
Below you find the material needed to learn how to use JSDT. If you find some issue, please, file a bug report against JSDT.
Videos
Watch the below videos to learn about JSDT 2.0 and its common use cases. Newest are on top.
- Neon Series: JSDT 2.0 Webinar(32.39), Ilya & Gorkem.
- EclipseCon 2016: JSDT 2.0 Talk(27.18), Ilya
- Waiting for Neon: JSDT 2.0 Demo (7.16), Ilya
- Bower, npm & JSON video on youtube(4.30), Ilya
Articles
Read more about JSDT in these articles:
- JBossTools Newsletter: JavaScript Tools - what is new in Neon.1?, Ilya
- Eclipse Newsletter: Newcomers on board: Bower, npm & JSON editor!, Ilya
- Eclipse Newsletter: JSDT, meet EcmaScript 2015, Gorkem
- Eclipse Newsletter: Neon and Node.js: A magical friendship!, Adalberto
- Eclipse Newsletter: Next station: Grunt and Gulp Automation!, Ilya
Contacts
For more information about contributing to JSDT or for questions about its internals you have few options:
- subscribe to wtp-dev mailing list and contact wtp-dev@eclipse.org
- chat via IRC on the #eclipse or #eclipse-dev channel
- connect with Eclipse mattermost webtools channel
- ask on the WebTools Project forum
- join the JSDT Confcalls