Getting Started with Eclipse
- You can now open Eclipse by searching for the application in the application menu
- Accept the service agreement
- Create a new Java project
How to install Eclipse IDE on Arch-based Linux Distributions(Manjaro) ?
Eclipse is an open-source and cross-platform integrated development environment(IDE) and is used for developing applications in Java, C/C++, PHP, Python, Ruby, etc. Since 2001, it has been maintained by the Eclipse foundation and primarily written in Java. It is the second most popular Java IDE on the market due to its features like auto code completion, syntax highlighting, linting, debugging, profiling, etc. It also supports code navigation, code completion, code refactoring, unit testing, integration testing, and a wide variety of plugins.
This article will discuss the two most common ways to install Eclipse on Arch/Manjaro/Chakra.