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Eclipse Che is the next-generation Eclipse IDE. It includes a workspace server, cloud IDE, and workspaces with Docker-powered environments.

Getting Started

Pre-reqs, download, install, and usage

Project Overview

Project Roadmap

Weekly Meetings

There is an Eclipse Che dev meeting each Monday, 7:00 AM PST. You can join the meeting (audio + video) with Bluejeans. https://github.com/eclipse/che/wiki/Che-Dev-Meetings

Contributing

How we plan roadmaps, releases, and support activities is documented in our Contribution page. Contributing to Che

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-Che is a project to create a platform for SAAS developer environments.  A SAAS developer environment is one that contains all of the tools, infrastructure, and processes necessary for a developer to edit, build, test, and debug an application.  Since a SAAS developer environment is fully hosted, whether it is running on your desktop, in your datacenter, or in the cloud, that environment can be cloned, embedded, and shared in ways that desktop-installed environments cannot be.  SAAS developer environments also contain the tools to orchestrate developer workflows, exposed in a variety of interfaces either through REST APIs, a browser-based client providing IDE functions, or a CLI.  The Che project contains a structured way to create server- and client-side extensions that are authored in Java, but generated as JavaScript, a set of standard developer-related REST APIs for interacting with development workflows, a large set of language & tooling extensions (Java, git, etc.), a default cloud IDE, and a developer environment cloud for scaling environments with large populations.
+{{Infobox
+| name       = Eclipse Che
+| download   = http://eclipse.org/che
+| website    = http://eclipse.org/che
+| list       = che-dev
+| product    = Eclipse Che
+| source     = http://github.com/eclipse/che
+| mattermost = eclipse-che
+}} __NOTOC__
-The Eclipse Che project (and its name) was born in Cherkassy, Ukraine.  It started as a project to create open social gadgets for content management systems.  Over time, the original engineering team in Cherkassy that had built a cloud IDE needed to evolve their cloud IDE into a more flexible system that could be repurposed into any kind of cloud-based developer tooling.  And Che was born.  Che was engineered to be everything and nothing, with an extensibility mechanism to transform the core kernel into a variety of cloud-based development tools.
+Eclipse Che is the next-generation Eclipse IDE. It includes a workspace server, cloud IDE, and workspaces with Docker-powered environments.
-Eclipse Che has been commercialized by Codenvy (www.codenvy.com), which provides a hosted version and a commercial on-premises version.
+== Getting Started ==
+[http://eclipse.org/che/getting-started/ Pre-reqs, download, install, and usage]
-Here are the available resources to help developers get started:
+== Project Overview ==
-[https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/che Original Proposal for Eclipse Che]
+* [http://wiki.eclipse.org/Che/Roadmap Project Roadmap]
-[http://github.com/codenvy/sdk Che Source]
-[http://docs.codenvy.com/download Download Che Binaries]
+== Weekly Meetings ==
-[http://docs.codenvy.com/che/install Installing Che]
+There is an Eclipse Che dev meeting each Monday, 7:00 AM PST.
-[http://docs.codenvy.com/che/plugin-development Writing Your First Plug-In]
+You can join the meeting (audio + video) with Bluejeans.
-[http://docs.codenvy.com/che/tutorials-samples Tutorials]
+https://github.com/eclipse/che/wiki/Che-Dev-Meetings
-[http://docs.codenvy.com/che/javadoc JavaDoc]
+== Contributing ==
+How we plan roadmaps, releases, and support activities is documented in our Contribution page.
+[https://github.com/eclipse/che/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md Contributing to Che]
+[[Category:Che]]
+[[Category:Che]]

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