Atelier 1.0 Release

Git, Object Data Model, Release, Web Development, Atelier

I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of Atelier 1.0

This is the debut release of our new Eclipse based plugin for developing code on Cache and Ensemble.

Highlights include

Integrated Source Management
Debugging
Context based documentation
Server Side browsing of multiple systems
Compilation and Testing facilities

Atelier will be released independently of various server releases. The first versions of Cache and Ensemble that fully support Atelier are 2016.2 and higher. Facilities within Atelier itself will manage updating as we make newer versions available. You can download the Atelier client for the OS of your choice here:

https://download.intersystems.com/download/atelier.csp

The release notes for the 1.0 release can be found here:

http://docs.intersystems.com/documentation/atelier/ReleaseNotes.html

There are a multitude of videos available on the Developer Community to help you get started with working with Atelier. They can be found here:

https://community.intersystems.com/learning-track/atelier-videos

This is a preliminary release of Atelier. There are still some capabilities that exist in Studio that we are still adding to Atelier. To save time we are providing a short list of features that people may note are missing that are targeted for the 1.1 release.

Additional Debugger Support

Editor

Code Completion
Additional Parsers
Macro expansion support
View Web Page
Show Inherited Members
GoTo Line+tag

Refactoring

Security

SSL/HTTPS support

Custom File Support

"Others” (all Studio Abstract Document types) with complete IDE support
Custom directory structure and default file naming policy

Management Portal View

Support for opening the Management Portal within Atelier

Bill McCormick
Director of Product Management
InterSystems Corporation
+1 617 621 0600
bill.mccormick@intersystems.com

Comment by John Murray 1 December 2016

Excellent! Congratulations to the team.

Incidentally, there are already some Eclipse updates available for the standalone version. Here's what "Check for Updates" offered me when I ran it right after install (having first uninstalled the beta and deleted its directory):

And when I went ahead with these updates I got the following security warning about a couple of InterSystems components:

Comment by Bill McCormick 1 December 2016

Hi John - I saw something similar when I ran update but in my case I did not get the signing warnings. I will pass this along to the right people. Thanks!

Comment by Suman Samanta 1 December 2016

Does it support any of the Healthshare version . We tried to check with Ensemble 2016.2 which worked with Atelier. We are using 2016.1. healthshare , so not sure if we can use atelier with any of the healthshare versions.