What is Eclipse?Įclipse is a highly customizable platform and a leading integrated development environment for programming. It makes heavy use of J/Link, the Wolfram Language toolkit that provides transparent communication between the Wolfram Language and Java.
Workbench is a powerful Eclipse plugin for the Wolfram Language. To use Workbench, you need to have installed Mathematica or any other Workbench-compatible Wolfram product. What do I need to install to use Workbench? Workbench works with Mathematica, Wolfram Desktop, Wolfram Finance Platform, gridMathematica and webMathematica. Which Wolfram products does Workbench work with? Workbench also supports many other version control systems, such as CVS and Subversion, either with built-in support or via easy installation of additional tools. Workbench provides full-featured integration with the Git version control system without the need to install and configure any additional tools on your system. Version control of projects is an essential aspect of modern software development. All content types are supported, including documentation, ensuring that you deploy your latest development work. Using the Workbench export wizards, you can deploy your projects locally or package them for delivery. Wolfram Language pattern-based searching and browsing tools, along with fast find for packages or functions, make navigating your code easier and faster than ever. There is a range of tools for working with resources. Many different types of resources are supported, including Wolfram Language source code and notebooks, Java classes and libraries and database connection information. Wolfram Workbench allows you to group your application and all associated resources, such as test files, in a single container called a project.
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