Reputation: 45
I want to download/install an Eclipse IDE for Java/Python, but the Eclipse website doesn't indicate which package is suitable for PyDev. Which one should I download/install?
Also, if I need to do Javascript, CSS, HTML or PHP programming, will I need to download/install separate Eclipse IDEs?
Here are the different packages: Eclipse Packages Website
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3365
Reputation: 32924
On the packages page there's a link (easily overlooked, unfortunately) labeled Compare & Combine Packages. That page basically answers your question:
These packages are provided as a convenience to users; they represent common configurations of Eclipse projects that are often used together. However, since Eclipse is, at its core, an expandable platform, you can easily add other features and plugins to any of these packages. Just choose and install the package that most closely meets your needs, then follow these instructions to add features that you need.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 3440
You can go ahead with Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers.
Once it is installed you can go to Help->Install New Software and can install all other plugins as per your requirements.
For example to install Python use the following Link.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 140457
This answer is not meant to point a specific offsite resource, but the principle that comes to play here: using eclipse plugins to add a support for a specific language/feature!
First of all, there is no predefined eclipse build for python.
You can simply install the "Java developer" one and then manually add python support via the eclipse marketplace, for example by installing the pydev plugin.
Upvotes: 2