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  1. On parle souvent de Rust, Go ou Python.

    Pourtant, Java reste omniprésent dans le numérique moderne :

    • Kafka
    • Elasticsearch
    • Hadoop
    • Solr
    • IntelliJ IDEA
    • Eclipse
    • JUnit
    • Minecraft Java Edition

    Java n'est peut-être plus le langage le plus médiatisé.

    Mais il reste l'un des plus utilisés en production.
    J'ai regroupé ici une formation Java moderne basée sur Java 25 LTS, Spring Boot 4, Jakarta EE 11, Eclipse et JUnit 6 :

    github.com/NDXDeveloper/format

    #Java #OpenJDK #JVM #SpringBoot #EclipseIDE

  2. On parle souvent de Rust, Go ou Python.

    Pourtant, Java reste omniprésent dans le numérique moderne :

    • Kafka
    • Elasticsearch
    • Hadoop
    • Solr
    • IntelliJ IDEA
    • Eclipse
    • JUnit
    • Minecraft Java Edition

    Java n'est peut-être plus le langage le plus médiatisé.

    Mais il reste l'un des plus utilisés en production.
    J'ai regroupé ici une formation Java moderne basée sur Java 25 LTS, Spring Boot 4, Jakarta EE 11, Eclipse et JUnit 6 :

    github.com/NDXDeveloper/format

    #Java #OpenJDK #JVM #SpringBoot #EclipseIDE

  3. Okay, I've finally figured out how to make Eclipse IDE print a result from my test code, it wasn't automatically switching to C debug mode that would help with that. Changed that to default to C debug mode and I feel happy that I figured that out (just read a whole bunch of options and logically came to that conclusion after giving myself a chance to think).

    Now I can delete Code::Blocks and use Eclipse IDE instead as I like the interface more for Eclipse (yeah, call me shallow for enjoying a pretty interface ROFL).

    I've been slowly reading the Arrays chapter from the very beginning and this has helped me immensely. Since I had forgotten quite a bit over the course of time (because I haven't set a learning schedule yet).

    Once my work hours return back to their original state, I will have my learning schedule back in place and get back into it. That way, understanding C, and beginning to create little programs can happen much sooner.

    #tonight #programming #EclipseIDE

  4. I've been messing about with #Rust lately and using #eclipseide with it. I had to solve a couple of problems so I wrote up what I did.

    madurasoftware.com/blog/eclips

  5. I've been messing about with #Rust lately and using #eclipseide with it. I had to solve a couple of problems so I wrote up what I did.

    madurasoftware.com/blog/eclips

  6. From “Stop in main” to launch groups that chain tests: #EclipseIDE has grown a full ecosystem of debug options. @manojnp documents how devs actually use them today.

    Explore the guide: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #JAVAPRO

  7. From “Stop in main” to launch groups that chain tests: #EclipseIDE has grown a full ecosystem of debug options. @manojnp documents how devs actually use them today.

    Explore the guide: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #JAVAPRO

  8. ❓️ Question to the Eclipse experts:

    Is there a (somewhat) simple way to change the syntax coloring of only one specific keyword?

    (In my case, I am using Eclipse CDT, and I want to change the color of only one C preprocessor directive)

    #Eclipse #EclipseCDT #C #Programming #IDE #EclipseIDE

  9. ❓️ Question to the Eclipse experts:

    Is there a (somewhat) simple way to change the syntax coloring of only one specific keyword?

    (In my case, I am using Eclipse CDT, and I want to change the color of only one C preprocessor directive)

    #Eclipse #EclipseCDT #C #Programming #IDE #EclipseIDE

  10. A helpful #NullPointerException, a trigger point & a working set—three features that can turn a week-long bug hunt into a half-hour fix. @manojnp shows how #EclipseIDE uses them in real-world #Debugging.

    Find out more: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Java

  11. A helpful #NullPointerException, a trigger point & a working set—three features that can turn a week-long bug hunt into a half-hour fix. @manojnp shows how #EclipseIDE uses them in real-world #Debugging.

    Find out more: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Java

  12. Who do I need to pay to get the eclipse IDE m2e POM editor to follow the formatting rules of the XML file editor?

    And no, I don't want to open the pom.xml in the XML file editor, and I don't want to use IntelliJ either.

    @EclipseFdn

    #Eclipse #EclipseIDE

  13. Who do I need to pay to get the eclipse IDE m2e POM editor to follow the formatting rules of the XML file editor?

    And no, I don't want to open the pom.xml in the XML file editor, and I don't want to use IntelliJ either.

    @EclipseFdn

    #Eclipse #EclipseIDE

  14. You don’t debug the same way on a greenfield project and a legacy monolith. @manojnp shows how #EclipseIDE’s method, lambda & exception breakpoints adapt when the codebase is older than your laptop.

    See how: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #Java

  15. You don’t debug the same way on a greenfield project and a legacy monolith. @manojnp shows how #EclipseIDE’s method, lambda & exception breakpoints adapt when the codebase is older than your laptop.

    See how: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #Java

  16. Multiple configs, prototypes, & tracing tabs—#Debugging in #EclipseIDE is more versatile than most devs realize. To see how these options shape real workflows, @manojnp takes you through them.

    Read his full article: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #JAVAPRO

  17. Multiple configs, prototypes, & tracing tabs—#Debugging in #EclipseIDE is more versatile than most devs realize. To see how these options shape real workflows, @manojnp takes you through them.

    Read his full article: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #JAVAPRO

  18. Launching in debug mode sounds trivial—until you need JUnit keep-alive, plugin tracing, or launch groups. This #EclipseIDE deep dive shows the hidden knobs that matter in real projects.

    Read @manojnp’s breakdown: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging

  19. Launching in debug mode sounds trivial—until you need JUnit keep-alive, plugin tracing, or launch groups. This #EclipseIDE deep dive shows the hidden knobs that matter in real projects.

    Read @manojnp’s breakdown: javapro.io/2025/09/17/launchin

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging

  20. A race condition, a flaky test & a deadline—sometimes one breakpoint is your lifeline. In #EclipseIDE, they’re more than “pause here”: conditional stops, trigger chains & watchpoints turn chaos into clarity, says @manojnp.

    Read: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn #Debugging

  21. A race condition, a flaky test & a deadline—sometimes one breakpoint is your lifeline. In #EclipseIDE, they’re more than “pause here”: conditional stops, trigger chains & watchpoints turn chaos into clarity, says @manojnp.

    Read: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn #Debugging

  22. When a bug only appears on the second run at 3 a.m., logging won’t save you. Breakpoints can—if you know how to arm them. @manojnp on #EclipseIDE features that catch the ghost without touching a line.

    Read: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #Java

  23. When a bug only appears on the second run at 3 a.m., logging won’t save you. Breakpoints can—if you know how to arm them. @manojnp on #EclipseIDE features that catch the ghost without touching a line.

    Read: javapro.io/2025/08/12/breakpoi

    @EclipseFdn @EclipseJavaIDE #Debugging #Java

  24. #EclipseIDE is rebuilding its core: Skia replaces legacy SWT, GTK4 joins the stack, performance takes center stage. A new generation’s chance to redefine their tools.

    Discover the roadmap by @tfroment: javapro.io/2025/07/16/a-new-ge

    #Java #CloudNative #OpenSource #Eclipse @EclipseFdn

  25. #EclipseIDE is rebuilding its core: Skia replaces legacy SWT, GTK4 joins the stack, performance takes center stage. A new generation’s chance to redefine their tools.

    Discover the roadmap by @tfroment: javapro.io/2025/07/16/a-new-ge

    #Java #CloudNative #OpenSource #Eclipse @EclipseFdn

  26. 💡 How can open source empower the next generation to transform healthcare?

    At the Code4Health Hackathon, high schoolers from Southern Africa teamed up to build solutions using #EclipseIDE & #EclipseTheia IDE.

    Read Thomas Froment's blog to learn more: blogs.eclipse.org/post/thomas-

  27. 💡 How can open source empower the next generation to transform healthcare?

    At the Code4Health Hackathon, high schoolers from Southern Africa teamed up to build solutions using #EclipseIDE & #EclipseTheia IDE.

    Read Thomas Froment's blog to learn more: blogs.eclipse.org/post/thomas-

  28. 📆 Register for the #EclipsePlatform (#RCP) & IDE Open Community Meetup hosted by SAP!

    🌍 This meetup will focus on the future and sustainability of the #EclipseIDE and the Eclipse Platform technologies at the heart of many tools and applications.
    eventbrite.com/e/eclipse-platf

  29. 📆 Register for the #EclipsePlatform (#RCP) & IDE Open Community Meetup hosted by SAP!

    🌍 This meetup will focus on the future and sustainability of the #EclipseIDE and the Eclipse Platform technologies at the heart of many tools and applications.
    eventbrite.com/e/eclipse-platf

  30. That’s a wrap on #JavaLand 2025! 🎉

    We shared the latest from #JakartaEE, #Adoptium & #EclipseIDE, prepped visitors for summer with our branded fitness towels, and had great conversations about the future of Java.

    Thanks for an inspiring event! 👏
    #opensource #EclipseFdn