Hi Jim. Yes I've used Eclipse in the past, but the whole concept here is to get away from the dependency on installed tools on desktops. As I said in the talk, Docker isn't designed for GUI based interactive tools, VMs are better for this. It's all about the repeatability of the build process and that's why Docker is so important to any modern CI based development process.
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Very nice and insightfull embedded System-focused intro to docker.
Have you looked into using Eclipse Che for embedded development yet?
Hi Jim. Yes I've used Eclipse in the past, but the whole concept here is to get away from the dependency on installed tools on desktops. As I said in the talk, Docker isn't designed for GUI based interactive tools, VMs are better for this. It's all about the repeatability of the build process and that's why Docker is so important to any modern CI based development process.
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I'm referring to Eclipse che. Its a project that enables hosted workspaces and uses Theia in a browser as it's default IDE.