I’m a bit under the weather, so you get what you get today. Seriously, there’s a lot of plugins – like ~1500 of them.
It’s fairly intuitive and there’s a plugin for anything you can think of. I didn’t spend all that long using it, as I’m not really a Java dev, but I did look around and I can see why it’s popular. It’s also useful for other programming languages, so I thought I’d check it out. It’s actually just a couple of commands to install Eclipse on Ubuntu, but it can be a little confusing, and I figured I’d document it here. I’m pretty sure it’s number one in that role, or really close to it.
Still, it should work for any Ubuntu official flavor and probably any derivatives.Įclipse is the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Java. Though I suppose that, technically, it was tested on Lubuntu. Today’s article will tell you how to install Eclipse on Ubuntu 20.04.
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