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This is in relation to latest Juno or 4.2 release of Eclipse. I am an Android programmer and no expert on IDE. I wish to know for Android programming should I use Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developer or Eclipse for Mobile Developer and what are the major differences between the two?
I have read the faq and this question will fall in the category of software tools commonly used by programmers?
Thanks.
The core Eclipse IDE is the heart of all Eclipse IDEs. Eclipse EE or Eclipse Mobile is nothing but the extended versions of the IDE.
Like Eclipse EE contains supporting plugins for EE developers, where Mobile edition contains basic mobile plugins. This is same like as downloading basic Eclipse IDE & then installing ADT to it. Here you do it manually, where the versions comes with the specific plugins as ready solution.