A Video for the Ojambo.com Eclipse Advanced Editor Review article.
Part One of One
Eclipse is a Java-based integrated programming environment. Basic editor features such as word count are missing in Eclipse. Important editor features such as soft word wrap require plug-ins.
The video begins by setting up the theme and appearance of Eclipse. Eclipse can use the native system theme or use a custom dark or light theme and fonts can be changed.
The tutorial is broken up into four parts. The first part tests the drag and drop features of Eclipse.
The second part tests editor features such as word count, word wrap and regular expressions. The third part testing programming features such as syntax highlighting and non-project files. The final part consists of testing improved workflow features such as file manager, terminal and distraction-free editing.
Edward is a software engineer, web developer, and author dedicated to helping people achieve their personal and professional goals through actionable advice and real-world tools.