Eclipse Neon v4.6.0 64-bit Official Installation Free Edition (with Chinese package)

Eclipse Neon is a new development aid tool launched by eclipse, the new version is more focused on JavaScript and PHP development, is now open to download, developers can download experience, eclipse is a cross-platform free integrated development environment, software based on java development. A visual development environment can help developers more easily develop the required applications, and friends who need this tool can come to download and use it.

The Java IDE also has many new features in this release: NULL annotation detection has been extended, the standard Eclipse @NonNull annotation, and other features (such as FindBugs and the Checker framework) can be used to annotate empty or non-empty methods. NULL annotation methods in generics can now make more precise hints. If the method type of the stereotype has a NonNull or Nullable annotation, or if such an attribute can be derived from the stereotype type, it is also taken by the NULL annotation method. A quick way to add the @Nullable annotation is now available, and triggers can be customized based on the Settings in the Preferences menu. The JUnit test can be started by using the -ea option (enable assertions) to detect assertion failures and JUnit assertions. This feature can also be disabled in the startup configuration if it is not required. The Content Assist project in the JDT has also been improved to allow retrieval of substrings or display of partial match results. The Stop and Start function allows developers to quickly re-run the program by automatically killing the old program process and then starting it again. Maven and Gradle build capabilities are already included in the standard package because Java 9 has not been officially defined, so Java 9 is not supported by the standard Edition, but it is available in the Beta version. 9 in the Java platform running Eclipse needs to increase in the JVM command-line option "- addmods Java. Se. Ee", because it needs to use such as javax.mail. The annotation. PostConstruct package, These packages are not included in the default java.se module. The 9.0 C/C++ development tools also have some changes that provide a way to quickly create new classes when referencing a non-existing C++ class (such as declaring a variable of a non-existent type). This feature follows a similar approach in the previous JDT. When you write an expression, the auto-completion function will help you find other parameters of the same type in the scope, based on the type of the parameter you have written. Code analysis warnings can be suppressed by using single-line comments in a special format. Local processes can now be displayed in the operating system resource view and can be used to connect to the remote debugger by right-clicking on the process and connecting. The connection button is no longer displayed on the toolbar, but can be invoked from a pop-up menu, or by pressing a key. PHP Tools 4.0 added support for PHP 7, including a new set of breakpoint methods to support exceptions, displaying invalid classes or methods in the editor as annotated code, adding code assist features, ignoring warnings in code comments, and more. JavaScript tools have been greatly improved for ES6(EcmaScript 2015), including a built-in JSON editor that can run debuggers that support Node and NPM. Eclipse LinuxTools includes a new Asciidoc editor and the ability to create Docker files. It recognizes all Docker instances running locally and generates a terminal in Eclipse that connects to a Docker instance. Docker containers can run in normal or privileged mode, or even download one directly from a remote image library. The Eclipse Neon version is also the first to include content from the Andmore project, which is a continuation of Eclipse-based Android development tools. With this, combined with the Android NDK, Android applications can be built on top of Eclipse. A complete list of all the new and important features of Eclipse Neon is now available on the "New and Important Features" page of the Eclipse website. The installer for Eclipse Neon can also be found on the Eclipse download page, either by selecting an Eclipse installer or by selecting one of the pre-configured packages.

The full list of Eclipse releases includes: Neon, June 22, 2016 Mars, June 24, 2015 Luna, June 25, 2014 Kepler, June 26, 2013 Juno, June 27, 2012 Indigo, June 22, 2011 Helios, June 23, 2010 Galileo, June 24, 2009 Ganymede, June 25, 2008 Europa, June 27, 2007 Callisto, June 26, 2006