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Hopefully you’ve already read Part 1 of this blog and have successfully learned how to run an application within a Docker container. Now, let’s take it a step further and learn how to debug our application within the Docker container. This blog builds on the example created in … Read More

Why Do I Care?If you’re not deploying in containers yet, you likely will be soon because complex applications are moving to containerization technologies—like Docker—for ease of deployment, simplified management, increased reliability, platform portability and microservices support. This overview gives you the basics of how to adapt your development … Read More

As a gamer, I love cool graphics and stunning effects on big games and all that a Master Race PC can offer, but sometimes I just want to have some fun playing simple old school games in my phone or browser. You know what I also love? Programming! … Read More

Today, we’re so proud to announce a series of key technologies new to MyEclipse. With our considerable understanding of developers and the vast array of software technologies that some use while others could care less, we tried focusing on a couple of different areas to ensure most of … Read More

 George greeted me with a smile and handshake as I walked into his camp out in the Colorado wilderness. Little did I know how important this day would become to me and MyEclipse, the product for which I was the product lead. Over the years our products have … Read More

Eclipse Neon comes with many improvements in terms of features, API and UI too. Sometimes it’s hard to notice all the hard work put into the inner workings of Eclipse. For the user, things just work or they don’t. However, one the most noticeable aspects of new software is … Read More

While far from an expert, I’ve been working with JavaScript for ages. I started off using JavaScript for DHTML (anyone remember that term?) when cross-browser meant your site would work with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. I moved on to using JavaScript for desktop widgets and finally, browser … Read More

Eclipse Neon Android Package Now that Eclipse Neon is just around the corner, I was pleased to see that Eclipse for Android Developers is back. We’ve all waited a long time for it! This package bundles the Andmore-Eclipse Android Tooling—a fork of Google’s ADT (Android Development Tools) plugins … Read More

I always appreciate those “small things” that help me write better code and code faster. Eclipse Neon comes with a great set of those small things right in the Java editor. As a Java developer I can’t help but feel excited about the new features Neon has and … Read More

Just a year ago we were ecstatic about the release of Eclipse Mars. Mars came with really great Java IDE features like a hierarchical view of nested projects, the ability to customize perspectives, speed improvements for text search and just a variety of improvements that many of us … Read More