Eclipse Theia 1.0 – Open-Source Alternative to Visual Studio Code
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#5I don't want to sound negative, I would really want to download it an try it... but from what I see in a quick glance, they want me to setup a whole cloud to use this, not how I envision an editor that is trying to take on the most popular editor nowadays
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#7"...that enable developers, organizations, and vendors to create new, extensible solutions that avoid the fees associated with VS Code."
What fees are they talking about? VS Code is not my regular editor, but the whole thing seems to indicate confusion between "Visual Studio" and "Visual Studio Code". I am missing something or is the Eclipse Foundation really conflating the two?
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#8If this is intended to be a VSCode alternative, where are the download area? Why the strong emphasis on cloud? A version 1.0 with no package released? need top run it on docker? I don't want to sound negative, I would really want to download it an try it... but from what I see in a quick glance, they want me to setup a whole cloud to use this, not how I envision an editor that is trying to take on the most popular ed…
Link to the Docker https://github.com/theia-ide/theia-apps#theia-docker
Re: Eclipse Theia 1.0 – Open-Source Alternative to Visual Studio Code
#9Then they added a theme that imitates VSCode as much as possible to create the screenshot on the homepage, other instances like their example of Gitpod look less like VSCode.
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#10Release blog post: https://dev.to/svenefftinge/theia-1-0-finally-a-good-browser...
They claim it's a framework for building domain-specific IDEs that uses the same extension framework and language server protocols developed by the VS team.
However VS Code already offers a desktop installer and runs in the cloud like VSOnline and CodeSandbox. And I'm not sure why a "neutral" extension marketplace matters because you can always download and install the extensions separately.