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'''Eclipse''' is an [[open-source]], free, cross-platform [[Integrated Development Environment]] (IDE) and application development framework primarily designed for [[Java]] software development, but can be used to develop software in other languages via plug-ins. Eclipse was developed by [[IBM]] in the early 2000s, and its is further developed since 2003 by the not-for-profit ''Eclipse foundation''. | '''Eclipse''' is an [[open-source]], free, cross-platform [[Integrated Development Environment]] (IDE) and application development framework primarily designed for [[Java]] software development, but can be used to develop software in other languages via plug-ins. Eclipse was developed by [[IBM]] in the early 2000s, and its is further developed since 2003 by the not-for-profit ''Eclipse foundation''. | ||
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- For solar, lunar or other eclipses, see Eclipse (astronomy)
Eclipse IDE running on Windows Vista.
Eclipse is an open-source, free, cross-platform Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and application development framework primarily designed for Java software development, but can be used to develop software in other languages via plug-ins. Eclipse was developed by IBM in the early 2000s, and its is further developed since 2003 by the not-for-profit Eclipse foundation.
Features
- Unit Testing
- Syntax highlighting
- Visual GUI editor