Building on IoT IDE on Che

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Samsung builds an ARTIK IDE on Eclipse Che that runs in a Docker workspace, uses an replication folder with rsync to push binaries to devices, and supports remote debugging with breakpoints hit during the demo. The platform targets modules Arctic 0/5/7/10 (Arctic 0: 256 KB flash/32 KB RAM; Arctic 10: octa‑core, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB eMMC). The IDE syncs SDK versions between workspace and device, offers compile/run buttons, production vs. dev profiles, and is GA with desktop installers planned.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:20Samsung joins Eclipse Foundation
3. 3:55Challenges
4. 4:57Samsung Arctic
5. 6:00What is Arctic
6. 11:14Goals for Arctic
7. 12:32Why Che
8. 16:39User Dashboard
9. 17:50Workspace
10. 18:46Manage Devices
11. 19:35Network Discovery
12. 20:44Deployment
13. 21:30Compile
14. 22:31Debug
15. 24:09SDK Management
16. 25:04Production
17. 25:42Wrapup

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