Eclipse (Neon.2) necessary Plug Ins - HerrRomich/budget GitHub Wiki

Eclipse (Neon.2) + necessary Plug-Ins

For optimal performance it should be installed a bare version of Eclipse SDK. All necessary Plug-ins will be installed afterwards.

+Following Eclipse project updates:

  • Eclipse Java development tools

    • Eclipse Java development tools

  • Eclipse Tests, Tools, Examples, and Extras

    • Eclipse Test Framework

  • Equinox Target Components

    • Equinox Target Components

and Eclipse features:

  • Collaboration
    • Eclipse Git integration for Eclipse
    • Eclipse Git integration for Eclipse - Gitflow support
    • Eclipse Git integration for Eclipse - Task focused interface
    • Eclipse GitHub integration with task focused interface
    • Mylyn Builds Connector: Hudson/Jenkins (optional)
    • Mylyn Context Connector: Eclipse IDE
    • Mylyn Context Connector: Java Development
    • Mylyn Task List (optional)
    • Mylyn Task-Focused Interface (optional)
    • Mylyn Versions Connector: Git (optional)
    • Mylyn WikiText (optional)
  • Programming Languages
    • Code Recommenders for Java Developers
    • Code Recommenders Mylyn Integration
    • Code Recommenders Snipmatch
    • Eclipse XML Editors and Tools
    • Javadocs Help Feature
  • Web, XML, Java EE and OSGi Enterprise Development
    • CXF Web Services
    • Dali Java Persistence Tools - EclipseLink DBWS Support
    • Dali Java Persistence Tools - EclipseLink JAXB Support
    • Dali Java Persistence Tools - EclipseLink JPA Support
    • Eclipse XSL Developer Tools

Plug-Ins:

Bndtools is an Eclipse-based development environment for OSGi bundles and applications, based on Bnd.

Infinitest(Optional. Corrupts autorefresh of workspace) is a continuous test runner for Java, and is valuable to developers using JUnit.

The Checkstyle Plugin (eclipse-cs) integrates the well-known source code analyzer Checkstyle into the Eclipse IDE.

AspectJ Development Tools (AJDT) project provides Eclipse platform based tool support for AOSD with AspectJ

Eclipse class decompiler integrates JD, Jad, FernFlower, CFR, Procyon seamlessly with Eclipse and allows Java developers to debug class files without source code directly. It also integrates Javadoc and supports the syntax of JDK8 lambda expressions.