Key Features
Modular Plugin Architecture
Extend functionality with plugins for languages, frameworks, and tools.
Enterprise Java Support
Develop Java EE apps with support for Maven, Gradle, Spring, and Jakarta EE.
C/C++ Development Tools
Use CDT for embedded systems, cross-compilation, and debugging.
Integrated Debugger
Set breakpoints, inspect variables, and step through code across languages.
How It Works
Download Eclipse IDE
Choose the appropriate package (Java, C/C++, Web) and install.
Create Workspace
Set up your workspace and configure project settings.
Install Plugins
Use Eclipse Marketplace to add support for languages and tools.
Write & Build Code
Use editor features and build tools like Maven or Gradle to compile projects.
Debug & Deploy
Run applications locally or deploy to servers using integrated tools.
Code Example
// Java example in Eclipse IDE
public class HelloEclipse {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello from Eclipse!");
}
}Use Cases
Java Enterprise Development
Build scalable backend systems using Java EE, Spring, and REST APIs.
Embedded Systems
Develop and debug C/C++ firmware with cross-compilation support.
Plugin-Based Tooling
Customize IDE with tools for DevOps, testing, and cloud deployment.
Academic & Research Projects
Use Eclipse for teaching, simulation, and algorithm development.
Integrations & Resources
Explore Eclipse IDE’s ecosystem and find the tools, platforms, and docs to accelerate your workflow.
Popular Integrations
- Maven, Gradle, Ant
- Git, GitHub, SVN
- Docker, Jenkins, Travis CI
- JDBC, MySQL, PostgreSQL
- Spring, Jakarta EE, JUnit
Helpful Resources
FAQ
Common questions about Eclipse IDE’s capabilities, usage, and ecosystem.