Getting into the Flow with Browser IDEs (sponsored by TypeFox)

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EclipseCon France 2018
https://www.eclipsecon.org/france2018/session/getting-flow-browser-ides-sponsored-typefox

Speaker(s):
Sven Efftinge (TypeFox)
Jan Koehnlein (TypeFox)

As developers we use web applications, like Jira, GitHub, Stackoverflow, Jenkins, etc. all day long. Basically every task but programming itself is done in an application running in our browsers.

In this talk I will show and explain why it is a good idea to put the actual coding into the browser, too. Advantages like automatic on-boarding, easy switching between different projects and branches as well as the possibility to easily contribute to open-source projects on any device can be convincing, but nothing beats seeing this all live and in action. In this session you will.



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EclipseCon France 2018