Liberty Tools for Eclipse IDE offers features for developing cloud-native Java applications with Open Liberty and WebSphere Liberty. Iterate fast with Liberty dev mode, code with assistance for Mic...
Artifactory - P2 Repositories can be your single access point for all Eclipse® updates. Eclipse plugins proxying and hosting take advantage of Artifactory's exiting advanced caching and security co...
This feature contains a bndtools workspace with an extensive Gradle integration, one that is far more flexible and featureful than what is delivered by bndtools itself. Bndtools is an Eclipse-based...
EGradle Editor as standalone plugin, so other IDEs can use the editor implementation as well or users just install the editor.
The EGradle IDE does contain this editor which has much features:
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EGradle is a lightweight, fast and comfortable gradle integration for eclipse
Features overview
Console and Eclipse can be used parallel without conflicts
New Project...
Nodeclipse "Enide Studio 2015" is Tool Suite for Node.js, JavaScript, Java Development. This is the most feature-rich pack. Unless there is the latest version download for your OS, recomm...
Update March 2019:
be sure to use https://nodeclipse.github.io/updates/gradle-ide-pack/
not nodeclipse.org
Install Pivotal Gradle IDE & Enide Gradle for Eclipse & EGradle Edi...
The JFrog Eclipse Plugin adds JFrog Xray scanning of Maven, Gradle and NPM project dependencies to your Eclipse IDE. It allows developers to view panels displaying vulnerability information ab...
In a nutshell:
This plugin is not a replacement for JDT JUnit view, but more an addition for junit server results. It shows server console output and error stream in own console, can also correl...
https://github.com/Nodeclipse/GradleEditor Minimalist Gradle Editor for build.gradle files with highlight for keywords, strings and matching brackets and android support (by taking some additional ...
For any project that gradle can build. Launch build, gradle GUI, run Jetty or deploy Android .apk to AVD by right-clicking build.gradle. Project does not need to be Gradle project. Just build.gradl...
