Introduction to Che Extensibility Model

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Step‑by‑step shows creating a Che extension as a Maven artifact with @Singleton/@Extension annotations, adding a GWT widget or JSON Forms embedding for a tree+form editor, registering a custom project type and file extension via Gin bindings, and packaging a custom Che assembly; demos run locally and display the injected notification and the new editor. A server plugin converts Ecore XML to JSON, code generation reuses the EMF CLI inside the workspace to produce Java sources, and a PHP language server agent plus a debugger launcher script run in Docker stacks.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Eclipse Che
2. 1:43Architecture and basics
3. 6:17Hello world extension tutorial
4. 11:11Ecore editor case study
5. 22:05Embedding UI components
6. 36:53Adding PHP language support
7. 49:07Conclusion and resources

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