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To install the JSDT development environment, you should download and install Oomph, preferably in the 64bit version.  
 
To install the JSDT development environment, you should download and install Oomph, preferably in the 64bit version.  
Then launch Oomph in advanced mode, use Eclipse IDE for committers as base, select the JSDT checkbox and complete the installation. At the end the new Eclipse IDE for JSDT development will be launched and, on the first run, it'll perform initial setup taks. See [File:Install-jsdt-ide-with-oomph.gif this gif animation that shows the install].
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Then launch Oomph in advanced mode, use Eclipse IDE for committers as base, select the JSDT checkbox and complete the installation. At the end the new Eclipse IDE for JSDT development will be launched and, on the first run, it'll perform initial setup taks. See [[File:Install-jsdt-ide-with-oomph.gif|this gif animation that shows the install]].
  
 
Oomph is a new technology and it requires some extra words.  
 
Oomph is a new technology and it requires some extra words.  

Revision as of 18:51, 9 August 2016


Getting started with JSDT

This page explains how to install and use JSDT

Install JSDT

You can download the JSDT package from the Eclipse Packages Download Site. Here is the link to the latest released version JSDT Neon R

To contribute to JSDT, please, Setup the Dev Env as explained in the contribution guide, or in this video, and get in touch with us.

Contribute using Oomph

To install the JSDT development environment, you should download and install Oomph, preferably in the 64bit version. Then launch Oomph in advanced mode, use Eclipse IDE for committers as base, select the JSDT checkbox and complete the installation. At the end the new Eclipse IDE for JSDT development will be launched and, on the first run, it'll perform initial setup taks. See this gif animation that shows the install.

Oomph is a new technology and it requires some extra words. To learn more about the Oomph .setup for JSDT, you can check the JSDT.setup, perhaps you can try a non standard installation watching the video: Setup the JSDT dev env in 4 minutes, or you can learn more on the setup was created.

JSDT Learning Material

Below you find the material needed to learn how to use JSDT. If you find some issue, please, file a bug report against JSDT.

Videos

Here you can watch two youtube videos about JSDT 2.0 and its usage:

Articles

Read more about JSDT in these articles:

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