Eclipse Neon Webinar - JSDT 2.0
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This document provides an overview of JavaScript Development Tools (JSDT) 2.0. It discusses why JavaScript is important, outlines key updates and new features in JSDT 2.0, including support for ECMAScript 2015, Node.js runtimes and debugging, a JSON editor, integration with Bower/npm, and Grunt/Gulp. It also previews future plans for JSDT such as adding Closure compiler support and developing language services using the Language Server Protocol.
Eclipse Neon Webinar - JSDT 2.0
- 1. JSDT 2.0 JavaScript Development Tools Created by Ilya Buziuk / @ilyabuziuk
- 4. Conclusion JavaScript is the most commonly used programming language on earth. Even Back-End developers are more likely to use it than any other language
- 7. Before Neon Outdated parser Forked from JDT’s Java parser ECMASCript 3 (1999) support No community Performance issues
- 8. Esprima parser ECMAScript 2015 support Written in JavaScript Supported by community (JQuery foundation) Tolerant parsing support Nashorn is used for running in JSDT
- 9. Node.js
- 10. As a User, I want to... Have an editor with ES 2015 (ES6) support Run Node.js Apps Debug Node.js Apps
- 11. Main Features Node.js Runtime definition Launch / Debug Configuration V8 Debugger
- 12. V8 Debugger
- 13. Brief History Originally developed by Google agreed to change license from BSD to EPL Sources passed Eclipse CQ All bundles / features refactored and adjusted to JSDT Google
- 14. Main features Add / Remove breakpoints Hovering over JS variables / literals Step into, Step over etc. Live Editing (Hot-swapping)
- 15. JSON editor
- 16. Bower / npm
- 17. Grunt / Gulp
- 18. JavaScript EPP
- 19. Demo
- 20. Neon.1 & Beyond
- 21. Closure compiler Developed by ECMAScript 2015 support Written in Java Active community Better tolerant parsing Approved by Eclipse IP team Google
- 22. Language services Use Client / Server Language Protocol Red Hat, Microso , Eclipse CHE are interested Use services for content-assist, code completion, validation etc. VSCode
- 24. Questions ?
- 25. THANK YOU Gorkem Ercan, RedHat Victor Rubezhny, Red Hat Denis Golovin, Red Hat Mickael Istria, Red Hat (JS EPP package) Chuck Bridgham, IBM Orlando Ezequiel Rincon Ferrera, IBM Adalberto Lopez Venegas, IBM Alina Denise Marin Rodriguez, IBM Patrik Suzzi Angelo Zerr (JSON Editor) Pavel Feldman, Google (Debugger)