Eclipse is an project administered by the Eclipse Foundation and committed to developing the tools for creating various kinds of software, including Rich Internet Applications (RIA). It is extremely popular in the Java development community and many other major programming language communities and operating systems platform communities are increasing their Eclipse-based development.

Check out our new Eclipse Project Resource Center: Part 1 (Part 2 is coming soon). You'll find lots of tutorials, articles, RSS feeds, magazines, plug-ins, cheat sheets, blogs, podcasts, conferences, and the latest books.

• Download the latest edition of the Eclipse Review magazine.
• Check out our list of a dozen Eclipse blogs from distinguished professionals like Mike Milinkovich (the director of the Eclipse Foundation).
• Learn about the history of Eclipse.
• Read tutorials on building Rich Internet Applications with Eclipse.
• Check out introductory tutorials on various aspects of Eclipse.
• Understand Eclipse development for Windows, Java, C and C++, Ruby on Rails,
  Perl, Python, PHP and Ajax.
• Easily find answers to your Eclipse-related questions with Eclipse FAQs, newsgroups and forums.
• Read a technical overview of the Eclipse Platform.
• Learn about the Eclipse architecture, including its core platform, OSGi, SWT, JFace and Workbench components.
• Learn to analyze code with the Eclipse Profiler.
• Find numerous Eclipse plug-ins and learn how to develop your own.
• Download the Eclipse SQL Explorer plug-in.
• Become familiar with the many ongoing projects at the Eclipse Foundation, including Business Intelligence Reporting Tools (BIRT), Web Tools Project (WTP; for developing J2EE web projects), Graphical Editing Framework (GEF), Eclipse Visual Editor, Mylar, Eclipse Communications Framework and many more.
• Learn to use the Eclipse Testing and Performance Tools Platform (TPTP).
• Check out the best Eclipse conferences to attend worldwide.
• Consider the best Eclipse books available at Amazon.