Quo Vadis Xtext?
summary
Ten years into Xtext development and after the recent Xtext 2.14 release the project announces concrete work for Xtext 2.15: better Language Server Protocol and web editor integration, demos of Xtext and Xtend features, explicit support for the Eclipse release train, and fixes for plugin performance (notably the Gradle/Cradle workflow). Expect project-import improvements, external-file editors, template-driven generators, and Code Mining and Minimap support rather than vague roadmaps.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro to Quo Vadis Xtext
- 3:25Milestones and community updates
- 11:25Xtext as open-source
- 19:32Long-term support plans
- 22:15Eclipse integration goals
- 28:17Language feature goals
- 31:25Implementation status
- 37:12Project challenges
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