What is Eclipse IDE?
Eclipse IDE is an open-source development platform available in packages for different languages and workflows. The Java package brings together Java development tools, a Git client and build integrations; installed plugins determine the broader environment.
Who is Eclipse IDE for?
Java developers and teams with an established Eclipse-based application or plugin workflow.
Eclipse IDE features
The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.
- Java editing and development tools
- Git integration in the Java package
- Maven and Gradle integration
- Extensible plugin platform
Eclipse IDE pricing
Free open-source IDE
No core IDE subscription. Budget for support, approved plugins, training and the infrastructure used to build or run the application.
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The Eclipse IDE platform is free and open source under the Eclipse Public License. Installed components can have their own terms.
Before you choose Eclipse IDE
Choose the package and JDK that match the project rather than assuming every download includes the same tools.
Third-party plugins and commercial support have separate maintenance and licensing arrangements.
Explore Eclipse IDE in more detail
Take a closer look at the decisions behind this product.
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Eclipse IDE FAQs
Does Eclipse IDE have a free plan?
The Eclipse IDE platform is free and open source under the Eclipse Public License. Installed components can have their own terms.
Who is Eclipse IDE for?
Java developers and teams with an established Eclipse-based application or plugin workflow.
What should I compare before buying?
Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.