I can say everything is best in this tool. Right from GUI, easy of use, Integration/collaborations with other tools.

It's starting more and more to feel outdated, and there's no decent dark mode that does everything. Upgrading to new versions was always a hassle.

Development with Eclipse is a hiccup free experience and has pretty reliable integration with GIT and contains lots of plugins to extend its features.

Being able to fire up a free yet capable IDE and follow some tutorials allowed me to test my proof of concept fairly quickly.

This has best user interface almost you can use it as ide for java, c/c++, python as because of its versatile operation.

Eclipse is a great software IDE for development in multiple languages. It mainly supports Java, but we can use it for many other purposes by installing the right plugins.

Eclipse is THE Integrated Development Environment you will need to use for any sort of Java software development. I loved that even though it is a complex IDE, it is pretty easy to get started with.

It's still decent, especially if you need something free. But spending the money on another IDE can definitely be worth it.

Setting up of eclipse is a tad tiresome. If you are not used to use this IDE, it will be hard to understand the project explorer.

It has multiple plugins and easy integration with Git. This IDE is developer-friendly and debugging is easier compared to others.

I love the way how it adapts the code formatting and refracting as it's best just define the project language and you are ready to go, simple yet amazing.

Good for project developement and management, it have an excellent debugging capacity which process the code fast.

It supports all sort of Java Development, right from Java SE to Java EE. Its keyboard shortcuts are super intuitive.

One of best industry standard software for developers. Pretty easy to use and well organized.

Nothing to dislike but it not support web development and it takes more memory location.

As it is open source, it comes with its own set of benefits like huge number of plugins, third party support and integrated management. Faster than many IDE's I have used.

My experience as a student with eclipse is very good and smooth. I am still using this IDE for developing many major and minor academic projects.

Easy to use tool with large community support.

Supports running JUnit for testing and running Java programming languages. Has integrations of almost all Java libraries and easy to use.

Missing few features which are available in Intellij. Sometimes it takes more time to load and requires reboots.

Overall I like Eclipse and have had a positive experience. It is an inexpensive option that performs at a high level.

Switched to Software With Better User Experience / GUI.

Can be difficult to learn the nitty gritty details of the software for a beginner.

It is a powerful tool and Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the developers / programmers using Java, C and Python. It has a good and modern user interface.

It is memory eater and turns system slow. The absence of debugger for JavaScript is a lack.

I used Eclipse in school and for 5+ years on the job afterwards. It's a great IDE, supports all needs and there's a ton of plugins.

I like that I can integrate 3rd party applications with Eclipse IDE to manage my API to test my back-end. Also, I like that Eclipse IDE provides a range of programming languages for different use.

The best feature about eclipse is its interface which is basic, clean and easy to understand. This IDE is very lightweight in terms of consuming processors.

I really enjoyed the fact that I could even open netbeans based projects (with the exception of the GUI builder in Java swing). It made life a lot easier and on a budget it works very well.

It has cool integration with git and makes the code check in process simpler.

Unfortunate eclipse has slowly been getting heavier and heavier and has become as overweight as netbeans.

I loved the fact that most of the tools to do any Java-based or even pyton-based development are free in this IDE. It gives a good introduction to new developers especially in the startup context.

Overall experience has been great and have been using this software for 12 years now.

The Auto Doc Features, Inbuilt Console, Now the Dark Mode made eclipse a good Ide to work on. I recommend to fellows for working on it and the Best Part It's Free.

The fact that you can get Eclipse IDE without a monthly subscription makes the lack of shortcuts seem like a frivolous complaint.

It offers a variety of editors, and the night mode in more recent versions makes coding easier for developers. The community support there is outstanding for learners.

Most suitable for java and spring boot development. It has multiple plugins and easy integration with Git.

I would actually recommend working with community version of IDEA rather than Eclipse.

Eclipse - A simple, Easy to use, Basic IDE (Mother of all IDE's).

It was a best experience with eclipse as its versatile operation helps to work with all popular language like c, c++, python, and Java.

The plugins we developed helped a lot our dev teams community (about +1000 developers), bringing more efficiency and fun to the coding / testing / debugging activities.

Additional features can be pricey, customer service is terrible, they'll charge you for everything additional.

It's difficult to navigate and it's sometimes visually overwhelming.

It's the best CRM out there. So long as you have a salesforce guru on your team, anything can be built or accomplished.

It was successfully integrated with our legacy systems and even the complicated business rules are handled in a clean way.

I love SF- easy to use / dashboards make so everything has its own place.

This software has a ton of options and features available. It's pretty seamless to integrate this with the sales team.

Lots of dead space in some of our screens, lots of white, poor accessibility options.

Overall I think Salesforece is a great platform. It is the #1 CRM in the world for a reason.

A cost effective and well integrated PAAS solution for Salesforce that if you use Salesforce and need the ability to extend your capabilities is well worth investing in.

Very positive experience. Salesforce does a great job with their products.

I love it's customizability, the app exchange, and the Salesforce Community. The app exchange is great for free (or sometimes paid) solutions to add to your Salesforce instance and its capabilities.

No flaws compared to normal Salesforce, but I assume the higher price is the reason that my current company isn't using it so maybe it is overpriced.

Easy to use / easy to train new hires so they can start using it, their cust support is incredible and again it feels great to know all our data is being handled for such a good company.

It is very stable and a pleasure to work with. The REST API Developer Guide is very welcome and usefull.

Pleasant, since its way better than the previous one I used.

It really helps me in my Customer Service daily activities. Speechs, right-on-time information, useful dashboards, it all makes Salesforce an useful tool.

Too confusing to use at time and not incredibly intuitive.

It has provided us with a great way to track leads and our progress with each guest we encounter. The reporting tool also lends a great hand when it comes to marketing.

For nonprofits, the nonprofit success pack is a great starter kit and you can't beat the price - free for up to 10 users.

It gets stuck in the lightning path allll the time.

The Salesfore community is great because you can pretty much find an answer to any question you may have.

I work at a company built on Salesforce. Great with integrations and also managing workflow, business, etc.

Some times lag's and we need to constantly refresh the page and is not easy to set up with all internet browser.

With the vastness of customizable features within the application, it can be a confusing transition to Salesforce.

The licensing became an obstacle as we continued to grow.

I love how easy it is to use. It feel like the interface is way friendly.

Ease of use, Ability to update & make changes to client info, easy to sync with other programs.

This program is very good to make attention of the costumer easy to check all information about the system example client support and enterprice product.

It's hard for me to find something positive to say here, as my colleagues and I were all pretty happy with the old platform.

Overall this forced upgrade has been very inconvenient for us.

The deployment process has been a bit difficult because of migrating files over from our previous application.

While the initial switch from classic was a little rough from a users standpoint, now I couldn't go back to use classic. It is so much more intuitive and is a nice and sleek experience.

New user interface is, by far, greater than the last one. Creating custom list is a really nice feature of this platform.

I love how this platform works and integrates with so many other tools, allowing for easy tracking and monitoring of leads, successes,etc in the client life cycle.

Your company can integrate its system with Salesforce pretty well. It's easy to do and the breadth of information available is excellent.

The ability to create Applications for Salesforce through either coder level or via no code makes integrations and extension of the Salesforce platform simple and quick.

The UI looks great, and building out applications is very easy.

Report building can be difficult due to all the fields and options. Tasks were not synced to Outlook tasks - want more integration with Outlook.

Salesforce is a great software for tracking prospects and current accounts. Loved the ability to schedule evens.

The product is so embedded in all that we do and are and with a lack of comparable products to move to, we feel like we are trapped and forced into paying the new prices every year.

I'm able to be so much more efficient with the switch to lightning. The tab functionality and the layout of the pages make it so much more user friendly.

It can be customizable and lets add the fact that we can integrate other tools such as NiceCX or VRA to better assist our clients.

Being stuck with this as the interface for it is simply unacceptable. I do not think there are many worse mobile adaptions of a platform as this one.

The software is quite easy to use and it has good features for developing apps and extending a CRM's reach and functionality.

We were able to integrate workflows from lucidchart to make it easier when troubleshooting issues with our clients as well as integrating VRA tools and NIce CX.

We liked the ease of use and ability to track all customer data including lead generation, calls, management and financials.

Support is terrible here by the way. They really push you toward self-service or community based service.

It has been an amazing experience using the lightning Platform.

We are so grateful for Lightning Platform. It was the perfect remedy to help us build a stronger community.

In the start some bugs and errors, they were fixed couple months after. Chat: no timer added yet, you don't know how long is the current chat.

I can say that we have used Salesforce for a long time and have found it reliable and easy to use.

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Eclipse is a free open-source integrated development environment that allows users to create Java-based applications. Eclipse IDE is composed of plug-ins and be customized using third-party plug-ins. With its extensible plug-in framework, Eclipse can support other programming languages such as Fortran, Haskell, C, C++, JavaScript, Lua, PHP, Python, R, Ruby, Scala, and more. 

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Salesforce Platform is an enterprise platform-as-a-service (PaaS) solution that allows developers to build, test and resolve defects in cloud applications before deployment. The platform provides tools and services to automate business processes, integrate with external applications and provide a responsive layout to users.


Users can run and manage apps written in open languages like Ruby, Java and PHP using Salesforce and Heroku. Heroku Enterprise provides collaboration functionality, enterprise-grade support and control features for users. 


Salesforce Lightning Design System provides guides and code to developers for building apps. Users can deliver apps by using reusable building blocks including maps, calendars, buttons and number-entry forms. The platform allows users to build enterprise applications by dragging and dropping components into the Lightning App Builder. Users can also modify data-object relationships with a schema builder.


Users can connect their apps with external data sources by using Lighting Connect while support is provided via video tutorials, an online forum and over the phone.



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Employee Apps Starter: $25 per user, per month.
Employee Apps Plus: $100 per user, per month.
Heroku Enterprise Starter: from $4000 per company, per month.
App Cloud Unlimited: contact Salesforce for a quote.

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