DPJ stands for Deterministic Parallel Java, and is available at http://dpj.cs.illinois.edu/. DPJizer is an Eclipse plug-in that helps programmers write DPJ programs. DPJizer is a refactoring tool t...
PSDT is a PostScript IDE for Eclipse, including editor, debugger and documentation. It cooperates with the Ghostscript interpreter in a platform-independent way.
Features
Syntax Highlighti...
This plugin allows you to create, compile and upload sketches with nearly the same simplicity as the Arduino IDE but with all full functional features one would expect from a professional IDE and i...
This plugin is a complete set of tools dedicated to "Tmar", the new executable specifications framework:
A smart specification editor (with syntax coloring, table auto-formating and copy-paste, ke...
Maple IDE is the only Eclipse™ based efficient development toolkit to rapidly build standout applications for Maple.
Maple IDE harnesses the flexibility of Eclipse and focuses it into a powerful...
The Orc programing language is a novel language for distributed and concurrent programming which provides uniform access to computational services, including distributed communication and data mani...
ABAP Code Insight is an Open Source Plugin which enabled inline code information for ABAP code in Eclipse. The only prerequisite to use this plugin for developing with ABAP is an ABAP Developm...
The AccessModifer Plug-in for Eclipse allows the user to change the visibility (public, protected, default, private) and other modifiers (final, static, synchronized) of Java classes, interfaces, e...
AguiaJ is a pedagogical environment for experimenting with objects in Java, making easy to illustrate interactively object-oriented concepts such as encapsulation, polymorphism, and inheritance.
AMPLDev is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for AMPL and SAMPL based on the Eclipse infrastructure.
It has,
A smart editor with context-sensitive syntax highlighting.
Effi...
Provides tools for Android development. Andmore is being developed under the Eclipse Foundation and is the successor of the Google ADT plugin and the Motorola MOTODEV plugin.
Andmore includes:
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Arden4Eclipse is an editor for writing Arden Syntax Medical Logic Modules (MLMs) in Eclipse.
It integrates Arden2ByteCode, an open source Arden Syntax compiler, so that Arden Syntax code can be ...
This plug-in from the Eclipse JDT UI team provides a view to visualize the AST (abstract syntax tree) of a Java file open in the editor. Navigate from text selection to AST nodes and from nodes to ...
Closure IDE is a JavaScript IDE powered by Google Closure Tools.
Closure IDE includes full-featured JavaScript Editor, extensive JSDoc support, validation, building and code minification tools u...
IMPORTANT: Requires the latest Eclipse 3.7 Indigo and a user account at merobase.com (enter information in CC preferences).
Code Conjurer is a software reuse tool developed at the chair for soft...
CodeMime is a set of Eclipse plug-ins for copying structured text to other formats, such as HTML, and making that text available on the system clipboard.
CodeMime is a fork of the cs4eclipse pro...
Updated! Integrate anything from Vue to React in your daily development. eLearning courses right inside your IDE get you going fast.
Replaces & enhances JavaScript, HTML and CSS developme...
CodeMR Summary
CodeMR is a multi-language (Java and C++) software quality and static code analysis tool.
You can measure your software metrics and high-level quality attribu...
Install on Eclipse IDE to get advanced Java code completions
Codota completes lines of code based on millions of open source Java programs and your context helping you code faster with fewe...
Counterclockwise is an Eclipse plugin helping developers write Clojure code.
It also ships with support for Leiningen projects.
It is available as an Eclipse Plugin and as a Standalone Product ...
An Eclipse plugin for Cucumber .
New Feature list in the version available from the update site:
Lambda Expression support for Cucumber-Java8
Content Assistance for feature fi...
