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Why should you give MyEclipse 8.6 a look?Let’s put some hard numbers to MyEclipse, picking just ONE feature that raises a lot of customer eyebrows: hot-sync server deployment and application debugging. MyEclipse allows you to deploy to an embedded Tomcat server, run/test/debug your app all in real time. … Read More

All Spring Web Flow Editors are not created equal.  The purpose of this post is to outline some of the key differences between the Spring Web Flow Editors found in SpringIDE and MyEclipse for Spring.  I’ve also included some screenshots to further illustrate how working with a Flow … Read More

In the course of developing products and bringing them to market, it’s not always obvious which features are going to resonate with developers.  This week I had the pleasure of doing several demonstrations of MyEclipse for Spring 8.6 Milestone (M1) to Spring developers.  The premier 8.6 M1 features … Read More

You already know that MyEclipse Blue Edition is a powerful IDE for IBM WebSphere developers. But did you know you can discard your IBM products all together? Of course, this saves time, money and energy while giving you greater flexibility. Here’s how: using MyEclipse Blue’s 35+ server connectors, … Read More

I see the conversation pop up from time to time about whether developers should use Sun/Oracle’s NetBeans or MyEclipse. Mainly, folks are looking at utilizing the NetBeans designer (formerly Matisse) in a supported, Eclipse-based environment. While every tool has its fans, rough economies should tend to sway developers … Read More

This is a question best left to a longtime user who recently explored other IDEs for use on his Mac… Since it doesn’t appear that a fix to the Apple JVM issue is “imminent,” and I think MyEclipse is the best tool out there, I’m going to use … Read More