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Eclipse IDE and Platform

Continuously maintained and modernised by the community

Support for Latest Java

Supports Java 25 and provides the necessary tooling for development.

Improved Java Development Tooling

New JUnit 6.0.1 support, native compilation support for Multi-ReleaseJARs along with m2e integration, improved support for settingbreakpoints on individual lambdas within single-line chained lambdaexpressions and a new option in variables view to compare thevariable's value with the clipboard content.

Proven Extensibility

Features a huge variety of platform plugins that will ease theaddition of new functionality: check themarketplace.

Improved Platform

Improved monitor-specific UI scaling with faster performance, betterlayouts, and sharper images/icons; enhanced Console view pinning witha preference option; new drawImage API for efficient full-imagerendering with better SVG handling and an improved Consoleelapsed-time display with custom formats and live preview.

Free and Open Source

Free and open source released under the terms of the Eclipse PublicLicense 2.0.

Improved Plug-in Development Tooling

PDE support for JUnit 6 with required version-bounded Jupiterdependencies to ensure proper plugin test execution.

Community-powered

More and more, the Eclipse Platform and the IDE are sustained byindividual contributors, here ishow to contribute.

New and Noteworthy Get Started Documentation

Code Meets Community

65
Projects

82
Committers this quarter

85.2
Million lines of code

144
Contributors this quarter

Eclipse 2025-12 IDE Improvements

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The next Eclipse IDE release is coming in 2026-03

How to Contribute

A vast ecosystem of plugins from an active community

Testimonials

Renesas have been using the Eclipse IDE platform and C/C++ DevelopmentToolkit for many years as the basis of our own IDE product. We joined theEclipse IDE Working Group because it is a great way to get proactivelyinvolved in the IDE and make contributions to keep the platform activeand thriving.

The Eclipse IDE Working Group enables Renesas to more easily make acontribution when we have limited committers working on the projects thatwe use. Sponsoring the working group also gives us an avenue to furthercontribute and invest in these projects. The Eclipse IDE Working Groupgives us insight into the future direction of the IDE and gives us theopportunity to influence the future plans which will affect our owncommercial product and business interest.

- Mark Goodchild, at Renesas

Sigasi has been a proud user, contributor, and consumer of Eclipse IDEfor over 15 years. We’ve built our legacy with the IDE through JDT’sgreat Java support, and have been building our flagship Sigasi Studio IDEon the Eclipse platform. The IDE - in combination with many other greatEclipse technologies such as EMF and Xtext - has propelled us forward andgave us a tried and tested framework to build upon. The IDE is wellknown, supported, loved, and used in our sector and is the baseline ofour product suite.

- Titouan Vervack, at Sigasi

Our goal is to make Spring developers around the world as productive aspossible when working with Spring in the IDE of their choice. Hundreds ofthousands of them use Eclipse and the Spring Tools extensions for Eclipsefor their daily work. It is their backbone while working on (oftentimesbusiness critical) Spring applications world-wide. We joined the EclipseIDE WG in order to contribute back to the ecosystem, to support ongoingdevelopment of the Eclipse IDE, and to foster collaboration among otherswith similar interest in this IDE.

- Martin Lippert, at VMware