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Visual Studio Code is a lightweight but full-featured code editor. It supports many programming languages through language servers, including the Java Language Server. The document discusses VS Code's history and rise in popularity. It explains how language servers allow languages like Java to integrate with any code editor using the Language Server Protocol. The presentation demonstrates setting up a Java project in VS Code and interacting with the Java Language Server for features like auto-completion and goto definition. It also provides instructions for building a sample language server to understand how they work.
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- 1. Visual Studio Code forthe Java Developer @rorypreddy
- 2. • Shout “Java”and Raise your hand when you see this Java Bean: • First one I see wins Chocolate Java Beans • Cant get seconds
- 3. Meet Rory • Developerin R&D team at BBD – Training for 500 Developers – Most Languages & Frameworks • Organizer for the Jozi-JUG • Not related to Tyrion Lannister • Don’t do kids parties Meet Rory
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- 6. Agenda • History • WhyVisual Studio Code? • Language-Servers – Java Language Server – Build your own Language server • How can you start?
- 10. History • May 2001- Microsoft's Shared Source Initiative, launched • November 2014 - .NET open-sourced • November 2015 - Red Hat Linux for Azure launched • April 2016 – Visual Studio code released • Jul 2016 - Language Server Protocol open-sourced • May 2017 – Eclipse Oxygen scheduled for release