After starting Eclipse for the first time, you will be asked to select a workspace. Eclipse keep tracks of this workspace and you can use just one or in other cases if you have more than one workspace you have the possibility to switch each other. If you don’t want to be asked every time for a Workspace, just check the options “Use this as default and don’t ask again”. If you want to change to another workspace just go to (win) File-> Switch Workspace. Here are also stored by default your last 5 workspace history.
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Xtend, different way programming Java
Eclipse introduced Xtend, a new programming language for Java developers. Xtend is not meant to replace Java all together but to be a convenient alternative in situations where Java need some hard work!
How Xtend works
Install Android SDK in less than 10 steps
If you are new to the Android and want to test and develop applications you need to install Android SDK tool integrated with Eclipse editor.
As first step you need to download the SDK for your computer. Select the SDK for you operating system.
Download the Android SDK
Windows: android-sdk_r15-windows.zip
Mac OS X (intel): android-sdk_r15-macosx.zip
Linux (i386): android-sdk_r15-linux.tgz
Eclipse Galileo Released – Download Here
As a Java programmer I’m glad to inform that Eclipse Galileo is now available for download and upgrade. A big day for all OOP peoples. For the sixth year in a row, the Eclipse community has delivered its annual release train on its scheduled date. Galileo, the 2009 release train, is the largest ever release from the Eclipse community, comprising 33 projects and over 24 million lines of code. Over 380 committers from 44 different organizations participated to make this release possible.
2004 – June 28th (Eclipse 3.0)
2005 – June 28th (Eclipse 3.1)
2006 – June 30th (Callisto)
2007 – June 29th (Europa)
2008 – June 25th (Ganymede)
2009 – June 24th (Galileo)