Opiniones de Eclipse IDE

Lo he podido comparar con netbeans y eclipse lo veo mucho más potente a la hora de realizar aplicaciones. he usado también la version enterprise para servidores backend hechos con java y está muy bien, un poco la curva de aprendizaje como que cuesta, y configurar librerías de terceros tambien puede llegar a frustrar

Es muy bueno para programar en java pero no lo recomiendo para nada si se quiere hacer una aplicación en android, para eso mejor usar android studio

Me enseñaron a programar en este entorno y es muy potente, tanto a la hora de recorrer código y llamar a funciones como para estructurar los archivos del entorno de trabajo. Fue la herramienta con la que aprendía y dificilmente la cambiaría.

Al principio es complicado gestionar los archivos o encontrar las herramientas neceserias.

Es un programa amigable que permite detectar fácilmente donde has tenido errores en la programación así como en la depuración y compilación

En ocasiones, se bloquea eclipse y tarda un poco en restaurar la conexión

Eclipse es muy buen editor para desarrollar tu código, y también como gestor de entorno de desarrollo. Está ampliamente usado, lo cual es una ventaja para explicaciones y dudas en el trabajo. Su interfaz es intuitiva

Si quieres autocompletar código, se queda muy corto. Además, al edición de errores es algo confusa

Eclipse has been in the market for a long time now and hence the IDE has now matured to a great extent.
For Java Developers, this is the best bet. Excellent integrated environment for development and exposing APIs as a war file.
It has an excellent debugging tool. Also there are a lot of plugins available which makes implementing business logic more convenient as compared to Net Beans.

Its sad to know that Eclipse is not as prepared for other high level programming languages like in case of Java. So if you are coding in a language other than Java SE or EE, Eclipse might not be your best bet.

It is a complete IDE, with many support tools, many plugins and support for many popular programming languages. It has "versions" with embedded items, making it easy to install for this or that purpose, such as IOT projects or embedded electronics, PHP or Java. If you don't have another tool, with Eclipse you can create your end-to-end product and deliver.

First off, Eclipse is free, but I put an average price. This is because despite not having a license cost, you have cost of use in productivity. If you take twice as much time on tool X it already costs you hours of production. I find Eclipse old-fashioned, heavy, huge and dated. It's not nice to use Eclipse, it's just functional. And he has many errors in obscure canvases that look like they were made twenty years ago.

I loved the fact that most of the tools to do any Java-based or even pyton-based development are free in this IDE. It gives a good introduction to new developers especially in the startup context.

There are now much better IDE's that are capable of better memory management. Unfortunate eclipse has slowly been getting heavier and heavier and has become as overweight as netbeans.

For any mid-large tier company / individuals who start their development journey, eclipse is the best fit out there to help them onboard, pamper and make them learn. From basics to advanced users, eclipse is definitely a right choice for backend development . Also the responses, notifications eclipse gives are very contextual and always developer focussed. For test automation framework projects as well, eclipse does a great job

Lack of innovation since 2 releases - almost every feature being rolled out is just minor enhancement and that is one of the reason for many to adpot IntelliJ as the choice for IDE. Also eclipse start up time, loading projects from cache has not been improved since many years and it is definitely a concern for the modern systems

Java development was good with this tool.
Debugging support is great.
Keyboard shortcuts are nice.

Eclipse used to be my first IDE for java developments but it didn't change much with time.
It is now pain while working with Eclipse.

One of the things I like about this IDE is its wide range of documentation and community support, one can always find some help in a forum about the IDE.
A very complete IDE that allows you to carry out your projects easily and quickly, allowing you to export projects easily.
Its installation and configuration is really simple, it does not require a great effort to configure it and in a matter of minutes you will have a tool ready to work.

As well as giving you a wide range of options and configurations, it gives you a certain complexity, since when looking for some necessary option for IDE configurations it can take a while.

Very simple and easy to use with a lot of options and customizations that lets you pick whatever is most suitable for you.
Support for all types of coding via an internal market that has all the needed extensions.
Big community of users that help fixing bugs.

Sometimes setting up eclipse for specific jobs might be a bit frustrating.

"Its an easy to use IDE for java development. Im using it for 3+ years to automate web application with selenium.
Its interface i like the most ,easy to add plugins and support available for it on google makes it best."

Sometimes in older version if eclipse it becomes hard to find suitable plugin supported by it, we have to spend good amount of time for trial and error.

Very easy to use for a new person , who is trying to write software code. Easy to use the UI forms and navigate from files , projects etc..

Lack of new feature and feature richness compared to new age IDE like IntelliJ should be improved

It's the best Java IDE out there. It supports all sort of Java Development, right from Java SE to Java EE.
Its keyboard shortcuts are super intuitive.

Lack of support of other languages. It needs to have a fixed project structure. And it doesn't support a project with multiple languages.

I am using IDE since 2013 when I started learning JAVA and yet Eclipse is My First Choice and it will be. Eclipse is a very Intelligent IDE if I talk about Java & spring Boot applications development. The Auto Doc Features, Inbuilt Console, Now the Dark Mode made eclipse a good Ide to work on. I recommend to fellows for working on it and the Best Part It's Free

Updated in Eclipse are a little bit slow, The Major updates usually take time Otherwise it's good

What I like most about the Eclipse IDE is the different profiles depending on the type of development being done. If you're using java, that's the profile is pretty much standard. If you're using Spring you can launch your server directly within the IDE. In addition there are plenty of add-on's that can be downloaded from the market place.

What I liked least is the lack of shortcuts out of the box. I've used other IDE's like InteliJ and the added shortcuts make things way more efficient; nonetheless, Intellij can be rather expensive when compared to an open sourced option like Eclipse. The fact that you can get Eclipse IDE without a monthly subscription makes the lack of shortcuts seem like a frivolous complaint.

Ease of setup and user interactions to set up a project and do the development work for almost a decode for me now. A lot of improvements on their new versions show that they are valuing their users and consistently improvising their products.

The IDE takes a little long time to load at times when trying to import complex projects from github that may have a lot of dependencies to be initialized and some time results in memory issue

I can say everything is best in this tool
right from GUI, easy of use, Integration/collaborations with other tools
Worked for UI, API automation
Code review
Comparing
Difference language supports

Least about this is nothing
Only thing everyone say is, it is a open source so if any company/client wants to work on licensed then they will not look for this

Eclipse is THE Integrated Development Environment you will need to use for any sort of Java software development. I loved that even though it is a complex IDE, it is pretty easy to get started with. Development with Eclipse is a hiccup free experience and has pretty reliable integration with GIT and contains lots of plugins to extend its features.

Although it is the best development suite for Java, it is not exactly the best experience for other languages such as Python or C. It is lacking in features for those languages as compared to CodeBlocks or PyCharm for example.
Also, it is quite resource intensive as it gulps down oodles of RAM to maintain its smooth operations, but even then it crashes sometimes for extensively large projects, which is never desirable in a good IDE.

This has best user interface almost you can use it as ide for java, c/c++, python as because of its versatile operation. Good for project developement and management, it have an excellent debugging capacity which process the code fast

Nothing to dislike but it not support web development and it takes more memory location

Opensource and free , you can download it for free and start to code without major depenses due to a software license

The integreation of the android sdk that is very painfull....and after the setup of java within windows....It was taking 4 fours to start coding

Eclipse IDE helps to implement the requirements in the favorite languages without and hassle.

It's always fun to use Eclipse except the case where it hangs with memory issue, apart from that love to do coding using this IDE.

It is open-source and free to download for anyone. Everything related to java development can be done in a single window - from writing code with autocompletion features, to debugging, deploying and testing. I like that there are unlimited extension support via plugins. The multi-file management is very convenient. I also like that we can use SQL, python, JavaScript etc in the same environment, and it also allows integration with Git, which is helpful.

The IDE takes its time to load. It also takes a lot of RAM to run, so not very suitable for smaller-end systems. It's UI also seems a bit cluttered, which it could improve.

I am using this IDE from the past 4 years to write and maintain my selenium code base. it is very easy and provides good maintainability

UI and color coding can be a bit better other than that no issues

One of best industry standard software for developers. Pretty easy to use and well organized

Can be difficult to learn the nitty gritty details of the software for a beginner.