About mixing and matching JDT and JavaFX

What is the result of mixing JDT and JavaFX into one project? Right you get an Java-IDE :-) You don't believe me? Then watch this short video. Video Freaking cool but how did I managed to get this work. First all of the whole thing is not a fake. I used different OpenSource technologies to make this work.

JDT-Core: Correct JDT-Core is the same you use everyday in your eclipse, it provides you the incremental compiler, launch and debug support, ...
JavaFX: Right i used FX as the UI technology - it's an experiment
e4-core: For DI I used e4 stuff
Equinox: Correct the whole thing is mixed together using OSGi
e(fx)clipse-runtime: To make JavaFX run in OSGi, I used stuff from my e(fx)clipse project

Finally the big mystery where the hell is this nice editor coming from? First of JavaFX has no such nice control as SWTs StyledText but what it has is a Webkit-Browser and Java/JavaScript integration. So guess what the the editor you are seeing there is the one developed by the Orion project at Eclipse.org - no joke! Packaging up the whole thing into a product without JavaFX the size is ~25MB - if packaging JavaFX so that you get a "crossplatform-no-prerequist" product the size would be ~92MB.