“As a developer, one of the most important tools at your
disposal is your IDE. As a Java developer, there are several IDEs
available—both commercial and open source—that are each
interesting in their own way and generally extendable. IDE
extensions are so valuable because they allow you to create new
functionality not offered by the base IDE.“In this article, I will explain how to extend one such IDE,
Eclipse, using its plugin architecture…”
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