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What is Eclipse?
Eclipse is a free and open source integrated development environment (IDE).
Easy To Use, Start Building with Eclipse !!!
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One of the best development IDE for java developers
Free doesn't mean lacking in features
Eclipse is a great IDE and cost free!
Easy to use but a versatile IDE
One of the best IDE for Java in the market
Eclipse: Grand Old IDE
If you want productivity choose another IDE
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Eclipse: The IDE for Java development
Look no further than Eclipse for a Java IDE
Eclipse for Embedded Developers
Eclipse - a free, simple, fast, lean IDE made for learning
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What is Eclipse?
Eclipse is a free and open source integrated development environment (IDE).
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- No setup fee
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- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Users commonly recommend using Eclipse for Java programming and Android development. They believe it is a versatile and powerful IDE that is user-friendly and helpful for any developer. Users also suggest trying out Eclipse to see if it works for you. They recommend becoming familiar with plugins in Eclipse and using it as a de-facto IDE for software development in Java and other top technologies. Additionally, they recommend considering other IDEs for languages other than Java. Users think Eclipse is simple and easy to use, but suggest trying other solutions that may be lighter. They mention that giving Eclipse more memory space can improve its loading time and highlight that it has more plugins than other IDEs. Comparison-wise, users think Eclipse is better than Netbeans and mention that it is slowly improving. Overall, users highly recommend Eclipse for developers and believe you will love it.
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(1-2 of 2)Eclipse review
- Global Find and Replace is no replacement for good refactoring support, that starts with renaming functions, variables, classes.
- Syntax Checking, helping you out with writing correct code while you type.
- Pressing ALT+F8 to start a transaction (like SE11 for data dictionary) takes forever, if it has to “search” for it.
- (Implicit) Enhancements are impossible.
- Error debugging is easy, you can easily navigate to Error line.
- Organizing your imports.
- All files can be viewed and managed at same screen.
- The JUnit tests are really handy when it comes to testing the code before pushing it.
- Easy integration with GIT.
- Writing Automation scripts has been simplified in Eclipse, you can import external JAR files to add a lot more functionalities and POM to import the unknown JARs into the project.
- Plugin support is excellent.
- It is pretty hard to install in a MacOS.
- It is a pretty heavy program and the initial installation is a little hard
- At times, a lot of temporary files are created while running a program, these files have to be regularly cleaned.
- Plugin Support is great, but is a a bit tricky as you might end up getting an error that would take a few hours to troubleshoot.
Moreover, it is available for free, so do give it a try before getting the premium version.
It does have some flaws, like it slows at times and needs to be restarted, but it has really made the development process easier in our organization.
- It has surely accelerated the development process as we follow Agile methodology at work, and Eclipse has made it easier for different people to work on different features at the same time and integration everything in the end towards the end of the sprint.
- I don't think there has been any negative impact on the business so far.
- Develop application
- Test Application
- Document the application
- Adding a layer over Eclipse to create our in-house development framework which is customized in a way to make the development and testing of the product really easier.
- We are now developing a new framework to make the automation testing quicker by trying to find dynamic locators automatically with our application and using them in our automation scripts.
- We are in discussions about introducing AI into our development process
The online community support is superb, so you are never stuck on an issue.
The customization is endless, you can keep adding plugins or jars for more functionalities as per your requirements.
It's Free !!!