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The Eclipse Foundation has released version 3.0 of the Eclipse IDE. This release debuts run-time binary compilations of the IDE for increased performance, as well as all kinds of new features. Download it and be merry!
Once you've downloaded and installed the new version, try your hand at CodeRuler, a graphical simulator designed to exercise your Java programming skills. Download CodeRuler here.
Jul 02, 2004 14:41 | [ ] | # | G | Comments (0)I spent some time working in the Eclipse environment today, checking out it's features and performance. So far, I am very pleased with it. IBM has something very nice here, so check it out if Java or C is your thing.
Here is a picture of the Eclipse IDE with the RallyCar I am toying with and learning Java at the same time. Click on the thumbnail image for a larger version.
If you are considering learning how to program in Java, then CodeRally and the Eclipse platform would make a good start.
Code Rally is a programming game where you attempt to program a rally car to beat other rally cars. By altering a few lines of code you can change the behavior of your rally car, and hopefully improve its performace.
May 06, 2003 14:50 | [ ] | # | G | Comments (0)