Heya,
We (Naina and Max) are happy to announce that
https://developers.redhat.com/launch/ no longer requires credentials
upfront to use.
Anyone can now go and generate example projects and download a zip using
many of our middleware runtimes within seconds.
They can also deploy it to OpenShift and at that moment they will be
asked for credentials.
This makes it at par with the experience you get in VSCode and Eclipse
using the plugins we have.
These plugins are utilizing the same backend launcher service.
I want to thank everyone involved, Erik Jan De Wit, Tako Schotanus,
George Gastaldi, Andy Damevin and Naina Singh to get this implemented
and especially also Shoubhik Bose, Gorkem Ercan, Adi Sakala, Parag Dave,
Steve Speicher, Tiffany-Emil Jacob and Andrew Rubinger in helping to
move roadblocks out of the way to make life easier for our users!
Thank you!
Some context:
Launcher as an independent project/product is in maintenance phase and
will eventually retire. The work and ideas done in and around launcher
are being merged/absorbed into the overall Red Hat Developer experience.
The service at developers.redhat.com/launch/ is still alive and also
used by VSCode and Eclipse plugins to provide Quickstarts/Examples.
We are not adding new features to it, but it is still relevant to keep
the examples up-to-date. Currently, that part is not covered by the
OpenShift Developer experience work in the Developer group.
As we work together across Red Hat to improve our Developer Experience
we’ll ensure things get better and more aligned.
If you are interested in this topic of Developer Experience from a
middleware perspective please post and/or signup to
[middleware-devexp](https://post-office.corp.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/middleware-devexp).
p.s. sorry for the wide net but thought this change was worth sharing.
Thank you,
Naina and Max
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