Eclipse (software)
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Eclipse (software)
Summary
Eclipse (software) is an integrated development environment[1]. Eclipse (software) has Wikipedia articles in 53 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Eclipse (software) is the creator of Object Technology International[3].
- Eclipse (software)'s image is recorded as Eclipse 4.12 screenshot.png[4].
- Eclipse (software)'s image is recorded as 2022-07-02 18 54 41-Window.png[5].
- Eclipse (software)'s instance of is recorded as integrated development environment[6].
- Eclipse (software)'s instance of is recorded as software development kit[7].
- Eclipse (software)'s instance of is recorded as Eclipse Foundation project[8].
- Eclipse (software)'s instance of is recorded as free and open-source software[9].
- Eclipse (software)'s instance of is recorded as programming tool[10].
- Eclipse (software)'s owned by is recorded as Eclipse Foundation[11].
- eclipse is named after Eclipse (software)[12].
- Eclipse (software)'s based on is recorded as Equinox[13].
- Eclipse (software)'s based on is recorded as OSGi[14].
- Eclipse (software)'s based on is recorded as Java[15].
- Eclipse (software)'s based on is recorded as Eclipse RCP[16].
- Eclipse (software)'s logo image is recorded as Eclipse-Luna-Logo.svg[17].
- Eclipse (software)'s follows is recorded as VisualAge[18].
- Eclipse (software)'s developer is recorded as Eclipse Foundation[19].
- Eclipse (software)'s GND ID is recorded as 4768065-9[20].
- Eclipse (software)'s copyright license is recorded as Eclipse Public License[21].
- Eclipse (software)'s programmed in is recorded as Java[22].
- Eclipse (software)'s operating system is recorded as Linux[23].
- Eclipse (software)'s operating system is recorded as macOS[24].
- Eclipse (software)'s operating system is recorded as Microsoft Windows[25].
- Eclipse (software)'s operating system is recorded as Solaris[26].
- Eclipse (software)'s software version identifier is recorded as 4.5.0[27].
Body
Founding
+2001-11-07T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Eclipse (software)[28].
Identity
Eclipse (software)'s follows is recorded as VisualAge[18].
Ownership
Eclipse (software)'s owned by is recorded as Eclipse Foundation[11].
Why It Matters
Eclipse (software) has Wikipedia articles in 53 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]