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title: The Eclipse is here!!!!
time: 2005-07-25 00:02:50
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    - Software-Development
    - User-Interface
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Eclipse 3.1 has been released. I am a big fan of Eclipse. It is quite possibly the best all around IDE for developers out there. It may be a bit slow compared to a non java app, but has all the features you need. <ul> <li>It handles pretty much every language you can think of.</li> <li>Works on most every platform.</li> <li> Supports multiple versioning systems out of the box.</li> <li>Has built in debugging support. Including a lot of great features for the web developer. Like running a web server process with the ability to step through your code.</li> </ul> What more can you ask for. The Eclipse GUI interface (SWT) is significantly faster than its java counterparts also. I'd highly recommend taking it for a spin. It even supports a sophisticated update and patch downloading system to make keeping it up to date easy. That's something a lot of Open Source systems are lacking lately.
Import from hg version of the site. 2020-04-12 09:34:11 -04:00			`title: The Eclipse is here!!!!`
			`time: 2005-07-25 00:02:50`
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			`- Languages`
			`- Software-Development`
			`- User-Interface`
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			Eclipse 3.1 has been released. I am a big fan of Eclipse. It is quite possibly the best all around IDE for developers out there. It may be a bit slow compared to a non java app, but has all the features you need. <ul> <li>It handles pretty much every language you can think of.</li> <li>Works on most every platform.</li> <li> Supports multiple versioning systems out of the box.</li> <li>Has built in debugging support. Including a lot of great features for the web developer. Like running a web server process with the ability to step through your code.</li> </ul> What more can you ask for. The Eclipse GUI interface (SWT) is significantly faster than its java counterparts also. I'd highly recommend taking it for a spin. It even supports a sophisticated update and patch downloading system to make keeping it up to date easy. That's something a lot of Open Source systems are lacking lately.