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Eclipse

An integrated development environment used for programming with a base workspace and an extensible plug-in system for customizing the environment

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+Code EditorSupports multiple programming languages with syntax highlighting
+DebuggerIntegrated debugging tools for tracking and fixing errors
+Version Control IntegrationIntegration with version control systems like Git
+RefactoringTools for restructuring existing code without changing its behavior
+Build AutomationSupports build automation tools like Maven and Gradle
+Code CompletionAuto-completion of code to speed up development
+Code NavigationEasy navigation through code with features like go-to definition
+Code TemplatesPredefined code templates for common coding tasks
+Unit TestingIntegration with unit testing frameworks like JUnit
+Task ManagementTools for managing tasks and to-do lists within the IDE
+Code FormattingAutomatic code formatting to maintain code style
+Project WizardsWizards for creating new projects and files
+Code MetricsTools for measuring code quality and performance
+Database ToolsTools for connecting to and managing databases
+Web DevelopmentSupport for web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
+Mobile DevelopmentTools for developing mobile applications
+Cloud IntegrationIntegration with cloud services for deployment and management
+Plug-in SupportExtensible plug-in system for customizing the environment
-Resource ConsumptionUses a lot of system memory, which can slow down performance

Platform

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System Requirements

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Ratings

4.23
5

G2CROWD
4.3
5
based on 2914 reviews
SoftwareAdvice
4.3
5
based on 187 reviews
TrustRadius
8.2
10
based on 384 reviews

Written in

Java

Initial Release

29 November 2001

Alternatives

Integrated Development Environment
PyCharm  
Source Code Editor
Atom (Text Editor)   Notepad++   PyCharm  

Notes

  • The Eclipse IDE is recommended for end-users as it contains what the community consider as the best set of features for a given user type; the Eclipse SDK is more an internal artifact that’s more dedicated to testers. [1]