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{{IDE}}'''Eclipse''' is an [[open-source]] [[:Category:Integrated Development Environments|IDE]] written mostly in [[Java]]. The project originated at [[IBM]] and was turned over to the Eclipse Foundation in 2003. Without plugins, it is used for developing Java, and includes a package manager, CVS functionality, a debugger, and an editor with syntax highlighting. Plugins have been made for a variety of other [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming languages]] including [[Ruby]] and [[C++]]. |
{{IDE}}'''Eclipse''' is an [[open-source]] [[:Category:Integrated Development Environments|IDE]] written mostly in [[Java]]. The project originated at [[IBM]] and was turned over to the Eclipse Foundation in 2003. Without plugins, it is used for developing Java, and includes a package manager, CVS functionality, a debugger, and an editor with syntax highlighting. Plugins have been made for a variety of other [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming languages]] including [[Ruby]] and [[C++]]. |
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Revision as of 20:33, 30 January 2008
Eclipse is an example of an Integrated Development Environment, a class of software which typically combines enhanced editing and debugging features.
Eclipse is an open-source IDE written mostly in Java. The project originated at IBM and was turned over to the Eclipse Foundation in 2003. Without plugins, it is used for developing Java, and includes a package manager, CVS functionality, a debugger, and an editor with syntax highlighting. Plugins have been made for a variety of other programming languages including Ruby and C++.
See the Eclipse Foundation website: http://www.eclipse.org