To install the plugin you have to open the Marketplace. It will give you (besides other) syntax highlighting, smart refactoring tools, and IntelliSense. This plugin is necessary to get full support to develop Kotlin programs in the Eclipse IDE. The next step is to install the Kotlin plugin. In the following of this walk-trough, we expect that you now the Eclipse IDE quite well. You should get used to Eclipse before trying to setup Kotlin in Eclipse. If it is the first time, you have to choose the default workspace and then you will see a screen similar to the picture below. To test that the installation was successful you can open Eclipse. You can choose some optional parameters such as Start-Menu Entry, which are completely up to your choice to accept and select. For our purposes it is sufficient to install the main IDE for Java developers as shown in the image below. It will promptly ask you which kind of Eclipse you want to install. It will forward you to an adequate mirror that you can accept to download the binaries.Īfter you have downloaded the installer on your Download Folder you can double-click on it to run it. Just click on the “Download x86_64” button. You can find a link to the installer at the bottom of the page. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Eclipse on Windows. You can skip this part if you already have a valid version on either your Windows, Linux (e.g. Install Eclipseįirst, you have to ensure that the Eclipse IDE is installed on your system.
This will give you the option to use your Eclipse IDE instead of Intellij or VSCode. This tutorial will guide you on configuring your Eclipse IDE to run and create Kotlin applications.
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